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4 of Grapevine
Building - Residential
PO Box 95104
Alteration
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Grapevine, Texas 76099
817) 410-3166
Project # -
Project Description: Residential Foundation Repair (install (8)
Steel Piles [ELECTRONIC REVIEW]
Issued on: 02/28/2025 at 9:32 AM
ADDRESS
INSPECTIONS
1627 Hyland Greens Dr
1. Building Final
Grapevine, TX 76051
LEGAL
INFORMATION FIELDS
Hyland Greens Addition
—APPLICANT NAME (individual)
Wendy Williams
Blk 3 Lot 12
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**APPLICANT PHONE NUMBER
4698836151
Hyland Greens Addition
APPLICANT E-MAIL
Block 3 Lot 12
VALUATION
4080
PERMIT HOLDER
* CONSTRUCTION TYPE
VB
Leandral-ozano
* OCCUPANCY GROUP
R-3
RAM JACKIRJT COMM
DOCUMENTS - MISC 01
Garris App.pdf
ERCIAL INC
(972) 595-8835
DOCUMENTS - MISC 02 Garris_ 1-1627
Hyland Greens Dr Grap,evine.pdf
COLLABORATORS
ZONING DISTRICT
R-7.5
- Leandra Lozano
RAMJACKIRJT
FEE TOTAL
PAID DUE
COMMERCIAL INC
Building Permit Fee, ($150.00 $150.00
$150.00 $150.00
(972) 595-8835
Flat Fee) Simple Alteration
OWNERS
TOTALS $150.00
$150.00 $0.00
- Dwight M Garris
READ AND SIGN
I FURTHERMORE UNDERSTAND THAT PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS ARE
NOT REVIEWED FOR HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBILITY BY THE CITYAND THAT
THE DESIGN PROFESSIONAL / OWNER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR OBTAINING
SUCH APPROVAL FROM THE APPROPRIATE STATE AND OR FEDERAL
AGENCY(S).
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Mr Dwight Garris
1627 Hyland Greens Dr
Grapevine. TX 76051
e Foundation Inspection
1627 Hyland Greens Or
Grapevine_ TX
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Per your request, a site inspection was performed at your residence on January 21 2025 The purpose of
the site inspection was to provide a general assessment of the structural condition of the foundation at the
exposedresidence The interior of the garage and the main residence was not accessible during this investigation
The inspection was strictly visual and limited to the areas of the structure No material or
geotechnical testing was performed and was beyond the scope of this investigation The Texas Board of
Professional Engineers describes this as a level "B" evaluation Documents detailing the construction of the
residence were not available for review. The residence is estimated to be approximately forty-two (42) years
old and for orientation purposes is assumed to face north.
As indicated, a geotechnical investigation
preliminary soil data can be obtained from the Web Soil SurveyResources Conservation
Service
w produced StatesDepartment of Agriculture This soils survey
primary soil at the residence is classified as Crosstell Fine Sandy Loam This soil has a very slow infiltration
rate and a very slow rate of water transmission Crowell Fine Sandy Loam also has a relatively moderate
to high shonk-swell potential with a Plasticity Index ranging from 22 to 49
The Plasticity Index (PI) is a measurement of sail moisture content range through which the soil exhibits
plastic behavior Soil with Plasticity Indexes between 15 to 30 is considered moderately expansive to
changes in moisture content and would be subject to relatively moderate volume changes Sail with PI
cheater than 30 is considered highly expansive to changes in moisture content and would be subject to
relatively significant volume changes. Changes in moisture content due to plumbing leaks, pending around
the residence or trees located near the foundation could produce relatively moderate to sigMicant sail
volume changes and cause foundation movement R ;"' V 10!& 5;"G,; 0 A 14 0,,. A L E 0 L F 7 T'S R.. �
OBSERVATIONS ,r,J"PRONAL OF INER N TA t Aa TlO. k �x a?; 44 4 yyy9
Vegetation around the residence consists primarily of grassy areas with small to large size shrubs The
residence does appear to have a sprinkler system The surface grades on all skies of the residence appear
to be adequate to dram water away from the foundation
separationFoundation and Elevation Assessment Plan (SK-1) The evidence consisted primarily of masonry brii
cracks, brick door frame. brick separation
deflectionrame, and
rT he grade beam is spalled on the southwest corner of the residence Cracked grade beam has exposed
the rebar reinforcement and is allowing it to corrode. , to spread and become
more of a structural problernr
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Mr Dw)ght Garns s ME ME R January 2. 2025
Foundation inspection C. OP4F,iRIP';NNG, 1 s"' iNSF EC j"dOlq i,,,N
1627 Hyland Greens Cir APPI^iOVA 0; P- ; ONS`x" w_LA'"ION °NMrEN
Grapevine. TX VIORK. Is OINI LEIrE,
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WateringUnderpinning one area of a foundation will not prevent foundation movement from occurring at other
locations. Underpinning also will not prevent foundation heave Therefore due to the sensitivity of the soil
to moisture maintaining uniform moisture around the foundation s essential The landscape grades around
the residence should be corrected where noted and mamtained to slope away from the residence where
required The landscape grades should slope away from the foundation at a minimum of %,"per foot for six
(6-01, feet The top soil should extend a minimum of one (V-0) foot above the bottom of the grade beam
and should not extend above four (4") inches below the bottom of the masonry All new fill soil should be
clayey sand with a minimum Plasticity Index ( ' PI) of twenty-five (25) the soil around the foundation
important�s also
It is recommended to have the sanitary sewer and domestic water lines tested for leaks beneath the floor
slab after the underpinning work has been completed A simple hydrostatic test can be Performed by any
reputable plumber It any leaks are discovered beneath the floor slab, they should be repaired as soon as
possible
concludes
This Observations made in this report
inspectiondate of the s foundation
report If I can be of further assistance or should you have any questions about this report, please do n
David Ziescliang
F= eld Inspector
Sam Rosentlerk
Vice President
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--—- STEEL PILES
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FORTMED DWIGHT GARRIS SHE, I I
1627 HYLAND GREENS DR
ENGINEERING SK-1
TO L, U'T� () N'�; GRAPEVINE, TX
2765 W KINGSLEY FIRM NO F-17828 SCALE, DATE
GARLAND. TX 75041 2Z2 535-d595 3132" = V+0 01/2212025
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NOTES
1 PLACE PHYSICAL ROOT BARRIER (SK-2) AS CLOSE TO FOUNDATION AS POSSIBLE AND NO MORE
THAN 1'-O AWAY THIS WILL SERVE AS A MOISTURE BARRIER AS WELL,
2 Cif} N DT' WATER THE. SOIL BETWEEN THE ROOT BARRIER AND THE FOUNDATION.
3 DO NOT ALLOW WATER TO STAND OR POND BETWEEN ROOT BARRIER AND FOUNDATION
3 HAVE ALL UTILITIES MARKED IN AREA OF ROOT BARRIER BEFORE EXCAVATING
5 AS AN ALTERNATIVE A BIOBARRIER MAY BE INSTALLED FARTHER AWAY FROM THE FOUNDATION
FOR EXAMPLE. THIS SYSTEM CAN BE USED TO GO AROUND FLOWER BEDS AND AVOID
DISRUPTING MANICURED LANDSCAPING. HOWEVER, THIS WILL NOT SERVE AS A MOISTURE
BARRIER.
TYPICAL ROOT BARRIER DETAIL
OF
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