I've got a front porch that has some little chunks coming off the corner, and also some cracks near that corner that look like someone's tried to fix them before. (I see a discolored line running across them.) I've had trouble finding contractors which is why it's now into December.
One problem is no one is "taking new customers" because they won't work when it starts getting cold, which is making me totally paranoid about doing anything right now, although I've got a guy who will brace up the roof for about $25-30 plus lumber.
So I've got this guy telling me he's got a synthetic concrete mix, and claims he can during it in this weather. We've got a few days running in the 50's, and the 5-day forecast doesn't appear to go below 30's. But it absolutely could get below freezing in December. Supposedly this synthetic stuff can handle temperature changes better.
Can someone confirm or deny this? And opinions on this "mix" of his? Thanks!
One problem is no one is "taking new customers" because they won't work when it starts getting cold, which is making me totally paranoid about doing anything right now, although I've got a guy who will brace up the roof for about $25-30 plus lumber.
So I've got this guy telling me he's got a synthetic concrete mix, and claims he can during it in this weather. We've got a few days running in the 50's, and the 5-day forecast doesn't appear to go below 30's. But it absolutely could get below freezing in December. Supposedly this synthetic stuff can handle temperature changes better.
Can someone confirm or deny this? And opinions on this "mix" of his? Thanks!