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I took pics every day they worked including the footers. I wonder if the started too soon after footers were poured.

Thanks for the feedback. Here are some more angles to provide and idea of the size/height of the foundation. The back wall is 5ft. I have contacted the builder and will post the response.

Foundation was done by a concrete contractor. If there was plans, I never saw any. Builder said it was his best concrete guys.

Yes they pulled a permit. I don't recall any inspection.

I had a crack problem that I posted before in another thread. I thought they took care of the problem, but it appears it was the tip of the iceberg. It's been so cold, I did not spend anytime in the garage over the winter. Since it warmed up some, they came and fixed the crack. I thought that...

Well.................it get's much worse. I did not move anything in the garage since it was built because it was too cold. Since they fixed the crack, I started working in there and found a whole bunch of problems. I will start a new post on the problems but fear I'm going to small claims...

Sorry meant to say they cut a section, busted it out and re-poured it w/ a joint this time. It's in a door way.

They fixed today. Crack went all the way through. It that area it was probably 5". They put some expansion joints in so I should not have it run across the door again if it cracks again. When I epoxy coat the floor, should look OK.

I will post what they come back with.

I know, there are two types of concrete, cracked and the stuff in the truck that's going to crack. However, this was after 1 month and before the cold weather. I'm a little pissed. The nasty looking one is right when you walk in the door and is the 1st thing you see. It appears there is...

Wait until spring, that's what I'm doing.

The carbine versions are more fun than the 91/30's! :thumbup:

A buddy of mine was welding w/ his helmet on one night in his garage and someone walked in and put a gun to his head and asked for cash. He gave him some and lucky for him the guy left. From that point forward, he is armed at all times and on much higher alert.