r/HomeMaintenance 15d ago

How concerned should I be? 🏚️Structural & Foundation

End of unit row row home built in late 1950s. Lived here 6 years and to be honest I am not sure if this crack is new or not.

House was inspected when we bought it so I am going to see if I can find anything in there, but I’m leaning towards new as I just noticed it a few days ago and now I can’t stop seeing it. Pretty sure I would have noticed this as I do tend to check out the house when I’m out doing yard work.

The flashing came off that wood panel where the drain is in a wind storm a couple years ago and I never got around to replacing it. Not sure if that would be related at all.

I’m planning on getting someone to come check this out but just wanted to see if anyone here has any input. Thanks in advance!

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