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Thank you for this. I have to keep reminding myself that it will happen, and even though it may not be perfect, it will still be awesome.@South VA not often do we get to realize dreams. take and accept that you could do this. Not an easy feat in its self. be proud....
man, nothings is perfect, if you look for flaws you'll find them, my garage is not perfect, floor not perfectly level in places. could have made a big deal of it. Sometimes better to go on. Dealing with some kind of repair down the road much likely would be worse.Thank you for this. I have to keep reminding myself that it will happen, and even though it may not be perfect, it will still be awesome.
My shop building is like this too. 40x80 slabs in this area, tend to move around as the ground does. Seems like we're either in drought or having a week of rain.....man, nothings is perfect, if you look for flaws you'll find them, my garage is not perfect, floor not perfectly level in places. could have made a big deal of it. Sometimes better to go on. Dealing with some kind of repair down the road much likely would be worse.
You got that right. And I’m ok with it.man, nothings is perfect, if you look for flaws you'll find them, my garage is not perfect, floor not perfectly level in places. could have made a big deal of it. Sometimes better to go on. Dealing with some kind of repair down the road much likely would be worse.
That’s good to know. I won’t like it, but when a crack shows up I won’t be too surprised.Don't be shocked if it cracks outside of the control joints. I have seen slabs crack on very well prepped ground (tested for compaction), with all the control joints cut as per a engineered drawing, sealer applied and kept hydrated 24hrs a day for a week .
There are so many variables when it comes to concrete, temperature, humidity, wind, sun exposure, even heavy equipment working around the area too soon can all cause it.
It just happens. The joints are there to try and mitigate as many random cracks as possible.
Thanks for this.That being said.....it's like any projects we all are apart of, we all see the little flaws, but forget 99.999% of people will never ever even notice.
Can't wait for your dream shop to come to fruition. We are all rooting for you, don't be too hard on yourself or your contractors, we are all human.