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|| [[ attachment:8.jpg ]] {{ attachment:8.jpg | | width=160 }} || Hole dug in foundation between basement door and air conditioner. I will add a 20 amp waterproof duplex power outlet to the outside wall, probably 2 feet above the air conditioner power line. A natural gas pipe runs from the driveway to the gas meter, approximately parallel to the back extension of the house, about 18 inches down. A french drain (in gravel) runs somewhat deeper and farther to the right.|| || [[ attachment:9.jpg | {{ attachment:9.jpg | | width=160 }} ]] || || || [[ attachment:1.jpg | {{ attachment:1.jpg | | width=160 }} ]] || || || [[ attachment:2.jpg | {{ attachment:2.jpg | | width=150 }} ]] || || || [[ attachment:4.jpg | {{ attachment:4.jpg | | width=160 }} ]] || || || [[ attachment:a.jpg | {{ attachment:a.jpg | | width=160 }} ]] || || |
Hole Under foundation at 4180 99th
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Hole dug in foundation between basement door and air conditioner. I will add a 20 amp waterproof duplex power outlet to the outside wall, probably 2 feet above the air conditioner power line. A natural gas pipe runs from the driveway to the gas meter, approximately parallel to the back extension of the house, about 18 inches down. A french drain (in gravel) runs somewhat deeper and farther to the right. |
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