Arborvitae roots are generally not aggressive enough to damage foundations, but planting too close to the house is discouraged for security, maintenance, and potential long-term issues. For a definitive assessment, consult tree expert Jim Hyland (US Forestry) via Allexperts Home/Garden → Trees → Trees.
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