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Not much. Same boat as you 10-12 hour days. Trying to get in position for a huge account next season. Get some of that trickle down.Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
They should just laid some ground clear and weed mat and called it good......
Ever use plastic mesh?
Nope, I have tried for many years to avoid being the concrete guy.
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Does it work?
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I heard it wasn't bad.....for slabs. But I can't confirm or have experience. We used diamond pattern metal mesh when doing cement stucco walls.
I'd be worried about the pour......I wonder what mud they got.
Sounds like fail to me.
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Internet's been down since this morning, nice to be able to google tits and stuff now...and you guys..
Yep, sounds like concrete fail to me too. Why even bother doing something like that if ya aint gonna do it right.
It appears that I have the upper hand in this house buying deal...sellers need me right now because they're counting on the sale to buy their dream home. If I walk, they might lose it.
There's talk now about a cashiers check for concrete work after closing. I'm open to it.
Speaking of which....if this all goes through, I'll need someone who knows wtf they're doing with concrete, and can appraise and schedule the completion of said work in a timely fashion. Just sayin.
I'll pay you for your time to come and look at what needs done, then get the job done right. It's gonna be my new home, I want it right. Stucco repair is involved too.
There is no perfect concrete anywhere in CO. Ask around how long a concrete co. guarantees their work.
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