Good on you. I used to think showing up early was just a flex, but you changed my mind.

Why is it always the old stuff people get rid of first? Fake moss looks awful, it fades in the sun and gets all brittle after one season. That green plastic stuff never looks right, it's like putting AstroTurf in a garden. Real moss takes decades to settle in and get that deep natural color, you can't just buy that at a store. People get sold on "low maintenance" but end up with something that needs replacing every few years anyway.

Man this feels like a lot of energy to put into something that was never a sure thing to begin with. Ground penetrating radar is just a tool, not a magic wand, and anyone who's used it before knows clay soil messes with the readings real bad. You paid for a scan, not a treasure map, so the guy probably wasn't wrong to say results aren't guaranteed.

Yeah, naming things right is the real skill.

Actually that sounds more like a framing issue settling than drywall since new builds often shift in their first year.