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End in sight for crumbling concrete crisis?
Over 1,000 homes have gotten new foundations through a state program. There could be thousands more to go. A family on Deer Run Trail in Manchester has the distinction of being the 1,000th to have their home’s foundation replaced through the Connecticut Foundations Indemnity Solutions Company (CFSIC). CFSIC Superintendent Michael Maglaras said he had no idea what to expect when…
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End in sight for crumbling concrete crisis?
More than 1,000 families have had their crumbling foundations replaced with the help of a state program over the past decade. Here’s how they plan to keep helping state residents affected by the crumbling concrete crisis.
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Courtney secures federal ‘gap' funding for crumbling foundation repairs
Congressman Joe Courtney has obtained federal funding that will help with a persistent problem when it comes to repairing hundreds of crumbling concrete basements in our state.
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Courtney secures federal ‘gap' funding for crumbling foundation repairs
Congressman Joe Courtney has obtained federal funding that will help with a persistent problem when it comes to repairing hundreds of crumbling concrete basements in our state. Homeowners getting their basements lifted and replaced have all or most of that cost covered by a state program – up to $155,000 for a freestanding house. However, that program does not cover…
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CT Bond Commission expected to commit more funds for concrete assistance
More progress has been made in the effort to repair hundreds of Connecticut homes with defective concrete basements. It’s a problem NBC Connecticut Investigates first told you about eight years ago. The program that’s set up to help homeowners is expected to receive another $25 million when the bond commission meets next month. The commission agenda was released and...