It is from 1950. You know, tract housing for returning WWII veterans. I think it was constructed well enough for the time and probably better than some houses now. But I don't know. Mainly the problem is past shotty upgrades, current unskilled trades people, and everything seems to be "non standard".
Ahhh, Yep, I do. I grew up in a post war house during the 80's and 90's.
They tend to have been built well but with terrible upgrades that screwed them up. Now I know where your non-standard issue stems from. They made a lot of garbage "new wonders" in the 50's-70's that got installed in homes by homeowners. Something about that generation liked to cut corners on upgrades too.
Hey just curious. Your yard have the sunken spot in the middle where they just buried all the scrap from the build?
My yard is so bumpy it is hard to tell. It really needs to be dug up and smoothed over. Did they used to bury stuff in the yard? Maybe there is treasure out there.
Benedict Arnold 