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Things are running smoothly out here in North Dallas, Texas 🦾🙏
Got our 6” thick patio slab poured, using 1/2” reinforcement bar set at 16” apart to strengthen this already thick slab!
We finish with a very light broom finish and having all corners sloping inward towards the drain in the middle to ensure no standing water and. I run off water that ultimately sinks the slab. 🔥🔥🔥

Follow along as we get the base prepped and ready for turf and pavers! 🙌🙌🙌

Sometimes you learn a lesson and sometimes you win.
So the ready mix company I used had very poor communication and so did I..
that being said, the wrong PSI ANYWAYS… luckily the slab is 6” thick and will hold the weight of his awning going on top…. One headache disappeared- next, the weight of the cement pulled my electrical piping from the base of my junction box…
I get to dig that out tomorrow morning🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

And then since the communication was poor between the ready mix company and I, we fell short 2 wheel barrows of cement, little the difference between 3k psi and 3.5k psi..
ANYWAYS….
That being said we hand mix and poured the last two wheel barrows and mixed it in but there still might be a slight difference in the coloration of the surface…
Lesson learned and a solution will be provided for the mistake first thing in the morning! 🦾

We don’t just build backyards; we build life long relationships and this client will be satisfied by the end! 🙏

Also- the cement in that corner I am pointing at is still really wet compared to the rest of the slab. (Bags of cement take longer to cure for some reason or another)
But we will see what it looks like in the morning 🦾

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