Willowbrook, IL · Member since 2016 · 1 post · 0 votes
I'm considering purchasing a home that has significant settling on all sides. The brick work has cracks in several places and looking at the grading the home is much lower than the neighbors hence most likely why it's having issues. My question is what purpose could the corrugated pipes sticking out of the ground have? they are placed about every 6 feet and stick out vertically. they have caps on top. Seems that possibly were used to remove water from around foundation but I have never seen anything like this, has anyone else?
Real Estate Agent · Garden City, NY · Member since 2016 · 3k+ posts · 1k+ votes
9y
Interesting...
Being that close to the house, they look like they are drainage pipes for the roof gutters. If the house was having a serious water issue around the foundation during rain, these pipes would be buried in the lawn and connect to the downspouts to run the water further away from the house to the curb or into a french drain style system. Do you see any kind of drain cover in the yard or near the curb?