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  1. Flooring
    Hi, I have an addition on our home that was built on concrete slab. They tiled over the slab, and the very shiny (ugly and slippery) tile is in great condition. Due to issues with drainage in my yard (now resolved) one corner of the floor has sunk, about 2.5 inches. The entire surface of the...
    concrete sunk tile
  2. Landscaping & Lawn Care
    I am getting mixed results from 3 different people I got advice for my driveway. Over a period of 20 years my driveway has sunk about a foot or so and I decided to just lay dirt and some gravel on top. Now I am ready to get someone to pour some concrete to make a sturdier driveway. I asked a few...
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