06-23-2008, 08:35 AM
That's not true. Once the ground has been broken once, it will stay soft for years. We put in a addition to a house once a few years ago, and the utility lines had been in 15 years and the ground was still soft. Regardless what you guys think, I am no amateur when it comes to building things. Two years ago my house was in the middle of a cow field. I have copies of the plat, and know where everything is. There's three things that say I'm right, what are you going on other than assuming the people were incompetent and ran the lines in some fucked up manner?
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