Repairing The Unrepairable (VIDEO)

Posted in VIDEO       30 Mar 2022       2660       5



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Quillie 2 year s ago
and in 2 years you can do it again
       
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Amos 2 year s ago
Quillie,

If it has gotten like that since the house was built and drainage issue is mitigated somewhat then you wouldn't really need to do that again for a decade or so.
       
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Blanche 2 year s ago
Well, in the local college town, some major idiots tried this to mitigate major ground issues. Imagine a large series of apartments, sinking And then instead of accepting their mistake, they used tons (literal) of foam. Unlivable is the word.
       
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Woody 2 year s ago
Blanche,

You have pointed out the worst case scenario of building negligence. But this is just a driveway, meant to hold only a car. Viable solution, but does concrete cost too much to do a patch?
       
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