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leveling slopping concrete

2 years ago

leveling an existing outdoor slopping concrete pad

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  • 2 years ago

    Looks like more than one badly done pour. And a lot of cracking and/or settling in addition to the slope. It might make the most sense in the long run to break it all up, remove it and have a new pour done by a concrete specialist, addressing any change in grade.

    There is no other easy fix to this.

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