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Nope, Don`t even own one, I borrowed one to get married and the wife is ok with it ( she got a bigger ring and after 19 years she is used to it :) ) She knows I will not wear jewlery as it is dangerous with what I do for a living. Rick

Cost was $650 which was actually 300 cheaper than the first guy that was supposed to be here to do it a week eairler...I won`t get into that as i`m still not happy about it. They drill 1" holes about every 4 feet or so along the area to be lifted, It is a mixture of crushed limestone and water...

Re: Sinking slab suggestions (UPDATE) lots of pics Well it`s been an ordeal to say the least, finally got someone to do the mudjacking (it`s a long story but some some people have business ethics that piss me off) I must say that i`m impressed, watched it and was simply amazed, I did wind up...

Thanks guys, Did some checking for locals and found one in Indy, Just got off the phone and they said about $900`ish to do it, At this point thats fine with me over waiting for it to drop more and crack in the middle. Scheduled for the end of August so i`ll see how it goes. Thanks again Rick

Sinking slab suggestions(UPDATE) lots of pics Well I start my first post with question I really wish I didn`t have to ask , part of my slab is settling The floor was done in 2 parts due to cold weather approaching and finished in the spring (32x60 total), The rear section which was done first...

I agree...You can never have too much, If you feel that you need to conserve just seperate the circuits to the areas That is 5 per row and it is like daylight in there Rick