My first building, a self built 40x40' corrugated tin, 5' diameter on 8' center, 3' post in the ground with nothing but dirt, built in 1978, has sunk at least a foot, some parts of it more. I have sliding doors on the front and have taken them off twice to cut the bottoms off so that they will still slide. I'm in Houston Black Clay and it is described by one local Civil Engineer (that did our community water well design) "unfit for dwellings and roadways".
Since I am going to die in this place one day, I am pondering just what I am going to do about all my buildings sinking....getting a back ache and knots on my head from having to duck every time I enter one of them.....house is sinking too....and one 24x30' addition just moved away from the main house 6" over several years (had a house moving crew put it back this year), yard full of sink holes, concrete set fence posts working their way out of the ground, roads are a constant problem for construction crews as they keep sinking here and upheaving there.
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