If you live in an older house that does not have a basement, it may have been constructed during a time when concrete slab foundations were common in your area. Because these slab foundations are set directly on the ground, erosion and soil shifting can cause serious damage to the structure.
If you have noticed cracks on the exterior of the foundation and/or have noticed that your floors are no longer level, you may be getting ready to have a contractor inspect the foundation to see what can be done to fix it.
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If you need to hire a concrete contractor for a construction project, you most likely have some scheduling requirements. Delays in concrete work can really set back your entire construction project and cause a lot of problems for your company.
Fortunately, there are quite a few things you can do to ensure that your concrete project will get finished on time. The following are seven ways you can make sure that your concrete project will be finished according to schedule.
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Concrete slabs are a crucial part of any residential property, providing a sturdy base for structures. But over time, concrete slabs can become damaged or cracked due to wear and tear, extreme weather conditions, improper installation, or settling soil. It's important to have your concrete slab repaired as soon as possible if you notice any signs of damage.
Uneven Surface
One of the first and most obvious signs that your residential concrete slab needs repair is an uneven surface.
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