See, I suspect that building on this shelf led to many of my problems with the house. When Consort artificially created an even surface over a drainage route, they created a recipe for damaged property. With the rear half of the home resting on an artificially created mound THAT HAS PITCHED AND FALLEN AND SUNK, the home on this artificially created mound will naturally shift. Just plain physics, I'm assuming.
So, when the back of the lot drops dramatically, naturally anything that was supported by this former mound will also shift--in my opinion. Thus, the issues with our home interior: misaligned walls, floors, gaps between the same, fireplaces blowing drafts from their frame (not the inside, Consort, not the inside--nothing to do with the flue as per your genius construction manager), ice and frost forming all over fireplace exterior, ice on bedroom walls, cracks in the foundation--clear through--that occur exactly where the land splits and falls, etc.
Coincidence? I think not. Isn't there an old saying about too many coincidences NOT being a coincidence?
PS: The last two images are of the ice and frost-covered fireplace. Every single person to whom I show these fireplace photos is astounded--NOT ONE HAS EVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE THIS BEFORE. Again, I assume that Consort either built on land they shouldn't have, and/or is TOTALLY inept.
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