u/Consistently-Broke

Image 1 — Garage concrete failing beneath my feet
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Garage concrete failing beneath my feet

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for advice on fixing my garage floor. I live in Canada, so we get harsh winters with freeze/thaw cycles. My garage floor is basically disintegrating, it’s got gravel potholes and exposed rebar. I use it in the winter to park my car, and in the summer, it’s my workshop space where I do mechanic work, so I need a smooth surface (especially to run a jack across).

I don’t have the budget to pour a whole new slab, but I’m hoping for something a bit more than just a temporary fix. What I’m wondering is, other then pouring a new slab what could I do? If it’s economical can I just pour 2 inches on top so have a new top coat? I’d really appreciate any suggestions from folks with experience.

I did have water issues (in the spring the thaw water would run down the driveway into the garage). I’m adding a grate drain in front and French drains to each side to combat the water issues.

u/Consistently-Broke — 11 days ago

I’m new to firewood, what is this?

I just got all this wood for free, I have it split up now but I’m curious what species of wood it is

u/Consistently-Broke — 1 month ago