Penasquitos Basements?

[teacherSD]

My wife was having a conversation with friends about getting an emergency preparedness kit because of the recent earthquakes. One friend said she keeps her emergency supplies in her basement – she lives in Rancho Penasquitos.

Has anyone else heard of homes in this area that have basements?

[meadandale]

Nope…in general, I’ve found that homes with basements in Southern California are extremely rare. Out in Colorado, pretty much every home has one. My brother’s house in St Louis has one as well.

[meadandale]

Nope…in general, I’ve found that homes with basements in Southern California are extremely rare. Out in Colorado, pretty much every home has one. My brother’s house in St Louis has one as well.

[meadandale]

Nope…in general, I’ve found that homes with basements in Southern California are extremely rare. Out in Colorado, pretty much every home has one. My brother’s house in St Louis has one as well.

[meadandale]

Nope…in general, I’ve found that homes with basements in Southern California are extremely rare. Out in Colorado, pretty much every home has one. My brother’s house in St Louis has one as well.

[meadandale]

Nope…in general, I’ve found that homes with basements in Southern California are extremely rare. Out in Colorado, pretty much every home has one. My brother’s house in St Louis has one as well.

[PKMAN]

Basement is necessary only for cold-weather places. Here in SoCal, the first-floor of some tri-level homes with living/dining/kitchen on the 2nd floor (front entrance is immediately split into upper and lowever levels) may be considered a basement.

[PKMAN]

Basement is necessary only for cold-weather places. Here in SoCal, the first-floor of some tri-level homes with living/dining/kitchen on the 2nd floor (front entrance is immediately split into upper and lowever levels) may be considered a basement.

[PKMAN]

Basement is necessary only for cold-weather places. Here in SoCal, the first-floor of some tri-level homes with living/dining/kitchen on the 2nd floor (front entrance is immediately split into upper and lowever levels) may be considered a basement.

[PKMAN]

Basement is necessary only for cold-weather places. Here in SoCal, the first-floor of some tri-level homes with living/dining/kitchen on the 2nd floor (front entrance is immediately split into upper and lowever levels) may be considered a basement.

[PKMAN]

Basement is necessary only for cold-weather places. Here in SoCal, the first-floor of some tri-level homes with living/dining/kitchen on the 2nd floor (front entrance is immediately split into upper and lowever levels) may be considered a basement.

[NotCranky]

If her house is built on a slope she may have a walk-out crawl space. At times, some people in california use the not technically correct term basement for crawl space. Not sure if “walk-out crawl space” is correct terminology either but it does have that difference from most crawl spaces here.That’s what I used and have heard and seen used. Sometimes people even finish the taller parts of the crawl space, maybe even build interior access to it. They might call this finished space the “basement”.

[NotCranky]

If her house is built on a slope she may have a walk-out crawl space. At times, some people in california use the not technically correct term basement for crawl space. Not sure if “walk-out crawl space” is correct terminology either but it does have that difference from most crawl spaces here.That’s what I used and have heard and seen used. Sometimes people even finish the taller parts of the crawl space, maybe even build interior access to it. They might call this finished space the “basement”.

[NotCranky]

If her house is built on a slope she may have a walk-out crawl space. At times, some people in california use the not technically correct term basement for crawl space. Not sure if “walk-out crawl space” is correct terminology either but it does have that difference from most crawl spaces here.That’s what I used and have heard and seen used. Sometimes people even finish the taller parts of the crawl space, maybe even build interior access to it. They might call this finished space the “basement”.

[NotCranky]

If her house is built on a slope she may have a walk-out crawl space. At times, some people in california use the not technically correct term basement for crawl space. Not sure if “walk-out crawl space” is correct terminology either but it does have that difference from most crawl spaces here.That’s what I used and have heard and seen used. Sometimes people even finish the taller parts of the crawl space, maybe even build interior access to it. They might call this finished space the “basement”.

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