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We had concrete poured Aug 2020. Ground prep from what I saw consisted of running a skid steer back and forth. There was lasers used to assure proper water runoff and markers used to assure proper concrete depth. In 5 months it had cracks and it started shifting. They stopped one pour and started the next the following day in the middle of the drive. At that spot it had begin to drop. I brought this to the contractors attention. His reply was it was normal. Fast forward 2 years later to now and all things have gotten progressively worse. I included his reply. Do you all mind weighting in on this and educate me? Is this normal? I have a foundation solution guy coming tomorrow to see what they can do to fix this. First 2 pics are of the when the pad was poured. The rest are today. Last 2 are of where the two different pours met. Thanks.
Dude gets a detail with the couty standard detail on concrete driveways and sidewalks, pavers That shit looks like it has no rebar or wiremesh or anykind of shit . If it doesnt have any included start from there he didnt add or supply what he was suppose to
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