Got an idea this morning to cut a diagonal line across the slab allowing the concrete to settle back in place. Nothing to lose i guess.
Frost heaving was minimal this year from the appearance. No cracks that are apparent so the insulation and reinforcing must have worked. March 18- I have come to the conclusion that this was not frost. It's the #### clay soil. It appears that it takes more than a year to settle disturbed clay. Might need to go. A save is possible it we can tip it back in place and pour some dead men on the low side. Next month?
Got an idea this morning to cut a diagonal line across the slab allowing the concrete to settle back in place. Nothing to lose i guess.
Frost heaving was minimal this year from the appearance. No cracks that are apparent so the insulation and reinforcing must have worked. March 18- I have come to the conclusion that this was not frost. It's the #### clay soil. It appears that it takes more than a year to settle disturbed clay. Might need to go. A save is possible it we can tip it back in place and pour some dead men on the low side. Next month?
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Peter Rhoades is beginning to think that the concrete might have settled at a weird angle causing this anomoly since the frost is gone and the lift has stayed the same.
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