Start with conditions, not a product
An evaluation near Rock Hill has to weigh how Piedmont clay has swelled and shrunk across multiple seasons, not just what the crack looks like the day someone shows up.
Build a complete scope
- What was measured, and whether it spanned a full wet and dry cycle
- Whether the house sits on shallow mill-era piers, block, or newer fill
- How water reaching the wall from uphill is being dealt with
- The chosen repair and what was ruled out before settling on it
- Access, finish restoration afterward, and exactly what is warranted
Rock Hill evaluation context
Because mill-district lots and newer subdivision lots near Rock Hill sit on similar clay but were built decades apart, an evaluation often has to account for very different original construction standards.