POSSIBLE CONCERN | PERFORMANCE GUIDE | SERVICE/REPAIR/RESPONSIBILITY |
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Cracking of basement floor | Minor cracks in concrete basement floors are common. If the crack exceeds ⅛” in width or ⅛” in vertical displacement that is considered excessive. |
Cracks larger than ⅛” thickness typically indicates excessive movement or settlement beneath the floor. Every floor crack larger than ⅛” will be investigated on an individual basis to determine the cause. Cracks less than ⅛” thickness may be repaired by request and charged accordingly. |
Heaving or Subsiding | Heaving or subsiding to a concrete structure typically suggests ground movement beneath the structure. |
Impact concrete requires every base to be sufficiently compacted and therefore we do not assume responsibility. |
Cracks in Attached Patio or Sidewalk | Every pour crack larger than ¼” will be investigated don an individual basis to determine cause. |
Cracks less than ¼” thickness may be repaired by request and charged accordingly. Impact Concrete will assume sole responsibility if support brackets fail. |
Pitting, Scaling or Spalling of Concrete Work | Deterioration can be caused by many things including chemicals, fertilizers and even severe weather. |
Deterioration caused by de-icing chemicals, fertilizers or other factors beyond the control of Impact Concrete will void any warranty. Accountability due to inclement weather will be determined on an individual basis. |