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Join Date: May 2009
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Problem - Concrete Porch Slope
We moved back to the house I grew up in. The concrete front porch is not level on the side toward the front door. From the front of the porch to the house it slopes about 1 inch down to the house which means when it rains water puddles & stand at the door. It does not come in since the doorway is raised but it needs attention. I have thought of adding a shed roof to cover the rest of the porch which would keep most water out unless it blows from 1 direction. Is the only way to handle a front porch problem like this to bust out & redo & what is involved to do it.
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Old School
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: St. Petersburg, FL Minds of moderate caliber ordinarily condemn everything which is beyond them.
Posts: 3,430
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Problem - Concrete Porch Slope
Research "Mud Jacking". Fastest and easiest. Costs a bit, though.
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