SANDY SOIL

01h SANDY SOIL (possibility exhibited):
Undisturbed, sandy soils generally are of little concern. Sandy soils tend to expand and contract less than other soils and thereby cause less damage to buildings and foundations The inspector checks soil types by sampling only the top one or two inches. The importance of the soil type found at greater depths may be significant. Since soils so profoundly affect structures resting upon them you are advised to consult with a Geotechnical Engineer or other soils expert before taking possession of the property.

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