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It's well constructed, but not earthquake proof. We actually have had a few in the area, but they didn't do any major damage.
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Houses here are strongly built but not for earthquakes although we have them infrequently they do not normally do any major damage.
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Almost. I should get my foundation bolted for quakes.
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No such thing as earthquake proof... but I live in California, so my house is bolted to its frame.. thats about it...
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No, but it's Hurricane resistant !! (up2 category 2)
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No, but it is on wheels
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No its not I wish it was burgulary proof!
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I would guess no. Earthquakes are rare in Connecticut.
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Althogh Earthquake is not rare here, many houses are not earthquake proof. Nowadays, houses are built well-designed but not well-constructed. They could not protect people from devastation.
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My house here in Minnesota is not "earthquake-proof" ... but I do carry earthquake insurance. I added coverage nearly 20 years ago, and my friends all laughed. The cost was ngligible. One month later there was a mild earthquake in western Minnesota. VINDICATED! ;-)
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