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The "sink hole " is what happens often when the basement of a demolished building is filled in with rubble . sometimes there is some undermining due to a loss of fine materials through an openining in a near-by broken sewer .Usually the problem is just natural compaction and settling of the loose and inconsistant fill material .
ReplyDeleteNo serious problem, just dig out the rubble , put in place proper footings and foundation walls and then backfill .