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Adding a basement beside an existing crawlspace

From: texasaggie1984@hotmail.com
Category: Foundations and Basements
Remote Name: 20.4.139.85
Date: 30 May 2003
Time: 02:58 PM

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I am very charged up about the design of an addition that I'm preparing to start. The foundation plan has become a problem. The existing house is on a block foundation with a crawlspace. I want to add a full basement below the addition. The problem is how to avoid undermining the existing footers. I want the new wall as close to the old as possible, but the new footers will be 4-7 feet (there's two steps in the current footers) below the existing ones. What alternatives might I look into? Many thanks for any help!

 

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