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 Roots of certain trees are seen to crack the walls of buildings due to​

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Answered by Anonymous
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---] As roots penetrate foundations, they will have a jacking effect on the wall, causing lateral cracks at its base. If the tree is much too close, large roots may actually have the strength to displace foundations.

---] Can tree roots cause cracks in walls?

---] Roots rarely cause significant damage to concrete foundations. Occasionally, roots may find their way through existing cracks and enlarge them. But as long as you maintain your foundation, you're unlikely to have any trouble with tree roots. ... Mostly vertical cracks in your foundation's walls.

---] What trees should not be planted close to a house?

---] Large trees, like the peepal, should not be planted too close to the house as their roots can damage the foundation of the house. The trees that attract insects, worms, honey bees or serpents should be avoided in the garden. They bring bad luck.

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Answered by nishagupta89853
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As roots penetrate foundations, they will have a jacking effect on the wall, causing lateral cracks at its base. If the tree is much too close, large roots may actually have the strength to displace foundations.

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