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    1. had a basement in a previous house. a catchall that was a pain to clear out when i moved.
    2. plumbing encased in concrete lasts longer than pvc above ground under your house. had that too.
    3. ac was already here when i got here and it is an aftermarket setup consisting of a simple split system. costs about 8k new. approx 5 yrs old when i got it. 4's why we bulid on elevated ground where possible. and once there, dont have to worry about falling through the floor due to wet rot or insect damage.
  • yeah environmental factor play a more accurate part to slab care than a pier/beam setup. if you live in a waterbed zone with lots of clay and lots of rain, a slab can be a headache to maintain

  • one of the best things about slab living is no need for heavy underlayment. a simple sheet of waterproof paper or plastic suffices thereby minimizing any flex in your flooring of choice.

  • killing the leaders of terrorist organizations does absolutely nothing to stop them continuing their work. they just assign a replacement and carry on perhaps with greater fervor. yeah its viscerally satisfying to lop off the percieved head of your enemy but ultimately changes nothing.