Now if you’re looking at 80 year old houses with leaky/cracked basements to shifting soil, I can’t help you there. 

Poured or block foundation, no major cracks or visible settling.2. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, +/- 1000 ft2, single soil stack construction.3.

You will need to lightly sand, I did it by hand and make sure the floor is really clean.

Keeping wood piles away from your foundation and any wood siding etc from direct contact to soil will help.My primary residence had been neglected for years when I bought it with a leaking back addition and when I tore in for remodeling, the carpenter ants had destroyed everything.

Also have the conducive conditions been addressed if they can be...like no foliage touching the house, high soil removed, etc.

Just wondering if you have any info on what's driving this market growth, how long it's expected to continue, how it's expected to survive any downturn in the general economy (there are many signs and predictions, but nothing really solid yet), etc.It's great to have growth if the soil underneath is deep and fertile.

A Phase 2 is more targeted and invasive, and includes actual collection and laboratory analysis of soil and/or other potentially contaminated media. 

The basement, why is it collecting water, has the soil compacted around the house?