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Old 12/23/11, 10:21 AM
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Default Guide to Concrete Repair

While doing research about inspecting manufactured homes, I came across this guide to concrete repair by the U.S. Department of Interior.

It's not directly related to home inspections, but the guide has a lot of pictures of cracked/damaged concrete. And there's a lot about shrinkage cracking.



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Old 12/23/11, 10:28 AM
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Default Re: Guide to Concrete Repair

Thanks Ben into the file it goes!



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Old 12/23/11, 11:44 AM
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Default Re: Guide to Concrete Repair

Seems like an unlikely source, but the US Department of Interior does a lot of historical reclamation. I'm working on a job with an architect where extensive terra-cotta damage is occurring and the US Department of Interior has conducted some significant investigation on the repair, maintenance and restoration options.



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Old 12/23/11, 1:13 PM
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Default Re: Guide to Concrete Repair

The pictures are terrific, thanks for the document.




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