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Concrete & Masonry: whats the best type of foundation?

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Bill W Norfolk, VA on Oct 26, 2011
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  • Glkirk Builders Inc.
    Glkirk Builders Inc. on Oct 27, 2011
    Here in Norfolk, residential footings are typically 20"-24" X 8"-12". And only have to be 4" ...»
    below grade. No concern for frost here.

    I wonder if he is talking about maybe piers/pilasters and sills verses a continuous block foundation.

    A continuous block foundation is now required since the newest code rule enforcement.

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