Weird question but what the hell...Anyone have a connection for laying concrete patios?
04-28-2004, 02:06 PM
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Already mud jacked TWICE
and it's still falling. Actually much worse now too. It just needs to be done RIGHT. Soil added and compacted, drainage fixed to solve the problem RIGHT, and maybe a re-bar enforced FOUR inch pour.... that's gonna run me some $$ though
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04-28-2004, 02:09 PM
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I may take you up on that since I'm a cheap ***
However I DO have access to pretty decent equipment for FREE (trucks to haul off the broken up concrete, maybe a skid steer to jackhammer and load the concrete with, dirt to backfill with)
The painfull $$ part will be hiring a concrete flatwork Co. to do the new re-bar and pour for me..(3 car driveway...OUCH)
Thanks for the offer though, I'll let you know!
Rian
The painfull $$ part will be hiring a concrete flatwork Co. to do the new re-bar and pour for me..(3 car driveway...OUCH)
Thanks for the offer though, I'll let you know!
Rian
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04-28-2004, 04:26 PM
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Hey everyone, Zev has wood!
=P
Zev, Winston and I just built a huge fence around his place. He used to do it full time, so he has a lot of experience. You may want to send him an e-mail. Not sure if he'd be up for it since his wife is having a kid soon, but it's worth a shot.
Zev, Winston and I just built a huge fence around his place. He used to do it full time, so he has a lot of experience. You may want to send him an e-mail. Not sure if he'd be up for it since his wife is having a kid soon, but it's worth a shot.