Did the Concrete Crew SCREW US!? It's Falling Apart after 2 days

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[@russellwatters5891]

We call the mix on site trucks here in Florida, concrete on call trucks. The slab crew was good about trying to catch the "self leveling mud", that driver deserved to be terminated. Sometimes with those setups, the potash and lye doesn't mix well. I've seen it a few times in my 44 years. Blistering and flaking. As far as the slab crew is concerned, they look like almost all the concrete crews in Florida, and most know what they're doing. I wouldn't have a problem hiring them at all. Sorry for the bumps in the road. Love ya'll ❤️

[@kurt16950]

I did notice that the concrete was way too wet for what we normally would pour a floor.

[@marilynfdavis891]

So good to hear honest people want to make it right with you!! They both want to have their businesses succeed with a good reputation. Mistakes happen & thankfully they are making it right!! 💜

[@ritchieblackmore5204]

Wetter the mix the weaker the concrete drier the mix stronger the concrete

[@poppythegoodtroll9136]

I’m so sorry this has happened, but glad you are both happy with the outcome

[@Mewsielynx]

Oh goodness sakes...glad they are on it and will work it out...😊❤😊

[@Hunting451]

The crew should have known to reject the mix. It was obviously to wet. Obviously.

[@tinybubbles263]

Just like a waitress bring you a burned steak. Should know to return it.

[@johnharzewski1605]

Yes exactly

[@Bridget82267]

Right... I drove cement mixer for 11 yrs in AZ. And when I was new I got rejected once for being to wet. And he said it was fresh mix, they all fresh!!! You only get loaded and go to one job.

[@merlekay]

So sorry Jason and Danielle for this messed up deal, hang in there.

[@corriestrauss3340]

Hi Jason and Danielle. Sorry about the problems you have with the slab. Glad they are going to fix it. Enjoy your weekend. Love you both💕💕

[@danieltporter959]

So sorry this has happened. Glad the Crew is going to make it right.

[@IveysFamilyFactotum]

That is an A+ business to both companies for owning up to their mistakes. Make sure if they have a BBB account that you give them a great review as they both deserve it. Glad y'all will be getting it all worked out!!

[@carlaricci4528]

Wow, what a shame sending prayers that everything will really work out.

[@timwilliams849]

Yes both the concrete crew and supplier know that it will continue to deteriorate

[@deebounce737]

Blaming the government! Sad, just bad work.

[@wolfpacva]

When they stand behind their work they are good companies.

[@mitchmalicoate2464]

Get everything they promise in writing

[@ashleydavis6809]

A great solution to an unfortunate problem!❤

[@RadioJonesy]

Glad you got a good outcome in the end

[@Lala-up3ib]

So glad they did you right Jason . Im sorry this happened

[@kimflorell5991]

You got this and and all will work out . Crossing fingers 🎉

[@trae74]

Dang, that's sucks. Sorry that happened. I was hoping everyone was wrong considering the crew knew that it was going on KZbin. Such a bummer.

[@julieerickson6075]

Ughhhh damn it...hold whoever accountable to fix it!! It was so sloppy when poured.

[@skeetermalcolm1655]

I noticed that it was too wet , we always got our concrete from a concrete plant, I thought when I seen the truck like wtf? When they poured it I already noticed the low spot where the water was laying, so freaking sorry for the ending, glad that they are taking care of you brother, good luck

[@anj3595]

Cutting corners is the thing going on in our country. It is so sad.

[@Mewsielynx]

Yup...blame the government..is thus municipal ?😊❤😊

[@jennyphillips7496]

😮Im sorry your concrete slab turned out like this. Dang man i wish you guys could just get a damn break!! Fr. Love watching from Indiana 🤍

[@anneparisi1828]

Oh dang, that bites. Good thing both companies are going to make right. Now that says loads. Thanks for the update 👍

[@HandymanLand]

Sorry to hear they did a bad job. But. I'm glad that they're making up for it.

[@hickshuntercleaningl.l.c8837]

Victory would have made that EASY MONEY

[@douglasturpin9023]

You/they can save the slab by getting floor leveler at Home Depot or Lowe's. Just mix it up and put it on just like you would plaster.

[@philsmith2032]

I drove a ready mix truck for 20 years and when you are on the job that is Priority #1

[@jcl1201]

It’s 100% on the foreman as soon as the wet cement starts out he could have rejected the concrete period he knew it would not pass a slumb test

[@ilovelucy7073]

They always put the blame on someone else Jason. That’s the first thing I said to my husband ( it was running wet). Jason , my husband has work in construction he has had concrete trucks line up for pouring concrete he said ( IT HAS TO BE TESTED MY HUSBAND TESTED IT ON JOB). and they didn’t do a good job finishing it. So sorry !

[@driver1421]

I agree with all of the negative comments, if the concrete crew had any idea of what they were doing they would have rejected the concrete when they saw it was way too wet, you can't tell how strong the concrete is by looking at it, do a stress test on it to see if it could hold up a house.

[@JesusLuvzU2]

Call victory outdoor services he’ll tell you who’s fault it was

[@thehillbillyhermit7681]

That pour was definitely way too wet. most likely the reason for the flaking and cracking. I drove and delivered concrete for 19 years.

[@jacklabloom635]

I would never accept that product. It needs to be broken up, removed, and completely redone from scratch.

[@JessicaComptonHR]

You definitely need to call the company. It’s their responsibility.

[@jesse7350]

The problem started with the poor mixture but at the end of the day this all falls on the concrete crew not telling the concrete supplier to take it back and send a new load. Everything else is just a justification for a crap chain of events. At least they will make it right, that determines the good from bad companies.

[@TheCrockers]

@jesse7350 this was mixed on site. It's not a ready mix. So you can't send it back. It's being mixed as it comes out of the truck. So absolutely no way to take anything back

[@jesse7350]

​@TheCrockers in this scenario when it starts pouring out like soup you would stop the truck and tell them it's too wet and you need a new truck. Happened about 4-5 months ago on one of the jobs I was working. The comments based on the concrete crews appearance is wack though. Every concrete company here in Florida looks like them guys and the majority of them know their stuff. Glad they're all making it right for you.

[@maryellencook9528]

I'm sorry that you and Danielle have had to go through this headache. It's good that the two bosses of the companies involved took responsibility instead of playing the Blame Game. It's also good that the cement truck company owner fired that driver so that the same thing doesn't happen again.

[@britzel71]

I swear, you poor guys. Dang it, I feel bad for you all 😢

[@theresarogers5002]

It’s their business name on the line for this unfortunate mistake but I’m glad everyone is working together to make it right! Best of luck 🤞

[@elainewolfe6751]

That is not good that's it's cracking. Hope it doesn't make problems for the build for the tiny house moving over there. Hope it works out

[@rongray4847]

Oh my Jason and Daniel whats the next step, what a let down. I feel really bad for you guys. I sure hope there is a cure here and not at your expense. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@michaelmartinez3168]

It will continue to crack. It's the cement companies fault. They should have known how much water is needed. And once seeing come out should have noticed. The crew should have noticed it as well. How experienced are they. I do concrete work. And I knew better. I used to demo concrete with hydro expansive cement. It's a silent demo product. Look it up you will even see me doing the video. "Dexpan". Any way good luck hopefully it works out.

[@Steven-mw8zn]

You should have insisted on rebar , with your cold weather , going to break in pieces, sorry Jason.

[@TheCrockers]

It has rebar

[@bikerchic7938]

they had rebar in it

[@bikerchic7938]

My dad told me not to start troweling too soon as it brings water to the surface

[@fatboy54100]

I would have them add fiberglass to the mix The way they do that is when the trucks are mixing it, they throw a bag or two of fiberglass Into the truck it breaks up the bag they could add that for your inconvenience again. Basically all they do is throw it into the truck after the cement is in the truck and it turns around and breaks the bag apart, which mixes thoroughly with the concrete very strong concrete.

[@johnpearce3011]

Your best fix is to completely re due the slab .A poor pour should be replaced because it will decompose and crumble quicker in time, and you don't need that . Just remember if you don't fix it right now ,it will only be harder to get it fixed in the future , if ever .GOOD LUCK Quit making excesses for people with 40 years of experience .

[@jacklabloom635]

The crew should have rejected the mix, sent the truck back for a correct mix.

[@TheCrockers]

It's mixed on site. You can't send anything back

[@johnharzewski1605]

It is their fault because they as an expert concrete company should have stopped everything.

[@shelleysalas5777]

I thought it looks really wet but I am not concrete person and knew you had it all under control. I hate to see people be so judgemential. Just enjoy the show!

[@johnharzewski1605]

I’m glad they are taking care of you. But the worst part of it all is you need to remove all of that cement. You are better off making a new pad location and just turn that pad into a covered porch

[@Bridget82267]

Stand firm on it... they should take it out and repour.... My brother has his own concrete company here in AZ. Also drove for 20yr. That wet spot is a low spot in the pad.

[@debbymullies8381]

Wow that is so disheartening but I am so glad both businesses stood up and took responsibility- in today’s world that could have not happened and you would be stuck and your home delayed longer. Getting a lil worried because winter will be upon us soon but if they get that all fixed Jason can get that place all framed up (wink wink) and closed in pretty quickly you will be good to go. 😆

[@tomfl58]

The mixture was to wet it's as simple as that . 😩

[@JesusLuvzU2]

Get it redone

[@comeandtakeit82]

Tiger woods shanks a lot of his tee shots. But he makes up for it on the next shot. That's the key to somebody being great or not.

[@melvintacha1101]

Lazy don't want to pull thicker mud

[@randymackintosh6559]

I would NOT build on that slab....given the wet pour and the bad mixer/worker...you have NO IDEA how it will stand up in the end. Its not worth it...rip it out and redo it...compromising the base of your home is not a good idea...

[@Steven-mw8zn]

Cracks are coming later with no rebar

[@HanneloreDaniels-jb8ep]

Hi, so sorry this happened to you but I as a woman no that’s concrete goes way too wet. So I hope they come out and fix it for you !😊

[@WhiteyW]

You are paying for the work. They need to come back and do it.

[@leeharbert1192]

Maybe you can spread an epoxy to the surface to stop the chipping. Just an idea ❤😊😂

[@timwilliams849]

That’s what happens when the bleed water is sealed in

[@bgd5339]

If you don't have them replace that slab, you're going to be sorry. Like someone commented last time, you got a segregated pour. The only way to fix that is to tear it out and replace it. You're only noticing that one major crack so far. After that slab has gone through six months of freeze thaw cycles that entire slab is going to have major cracks. Don't just address the surface issue. You have to address what happened, we'll below the surface.

[@TheCrockers]

There are zero major cracks. Only the top layer is flaking in the center

[@bgd5339]

@@TheCrockerswhat do you mean, in your thumbnail you showed a major crack​.

[@TheCrockers]

@@bgd5339 did you watch the video? I showed the entire slab and said no cracks. I put the crack on the thumbnail and used the work "cracks?" Because people kept saying it was going to crack. I added that part for a thumbnail

[@dirtpoorlost5116]

The chiping is to much water the wet spot looks to me like it's low I hope it works out for the best

[@Tim-Sziminski]

Never tamped the fill dirt just wait lol watch some professional vids like Victory Concrete, Concrete with the Hauses, Rick Thomas Concrete, Bondi Built, that was the soupiest stuff ever seen lol they all would of turned that truck away

[@Siris35]

Was it a commercial grade?

[@stevethefishingsanta7771]

Why can't you put an epoxy floor covering on it! Love your videos

[@John-vj7ix]

Dang, Jason you and Danielle can't catch a break 😮!? Wtf?? I guess not to bad though communication skills is needed glad you have some.. I was gonna call you badluck sleprock from Flintstones. But you git this kid... looking good so far.. grind and polish it'll look presentable and as long as Danielle and you are happy so are we alrighty then ...get r done❤ be safe be happy be you 😊 ❤️

[@bradhazen3897]

needs to be fix may be

[@inkmetal1]

When you were wetting the slab I could tell something was wrong. Normaly you don't get cooncrete wet for a few weeks. I had a slab poured, it rained the next day and it messed up the top.

[@bikerchic7938]

You are wrong on getting the concrete wet for a few weeks.... you can put water on it the next day as you dont want it curing too fast..

[@TheCrockers]

I've heard from everyone who has had a slab poured, that it needs a ton of water to cure well. Maybe it's different where you live

[@piggyspiddles]

If a concrete mix is bad, it doesnt matter how good the pour crew is laying it out, it's gonna be a bad slab. You being a fairly big channel, it is in their best interest to make it right. But it's a good thing all the way around, they took care of the problem that actually caused the problem, phone dude, and can now showcase their willingness to fix a mess up , regardless of who is at fault. That's good business and good advertising. Win/win for them. That woman on the crew, yeah, didnt see much of her in the vids but she was throwin' down with it, you could tell. So, even though it is a set back, it is actually a good thing, cause theyre gonna make it right, they get a good report even out of a bad moment and phone dude is gonna have a hard time gettin' a job anywhere dealing with any kind of concrete. So, hate ya had a set back but the end result is going to be good. Again, if its a bad mix, the best crew out there couldnt prevent what happened.

[@thehillbillyhermit7681]

That type of truck has been around for years. It's main benefit is to deliver a better quality concrete that hasn't go4tten hot in the drive to the jobsite. A hot load of concrete is not good either.

[@philsmith2032]

Cement is not concrete unit you add Rockand and sand.

[@melvintacha1101]

To wet they pulled all the cream to the top, make em tear it out and poor a stronger mix and half the water, way too wet

[@johnharzewski1605]

Yes it was way to wet.

[@JesusLuvzU2]

You and your brother have just had bad juju on these life changing things that you decided to rely on others to do . But a blessing in disguise of a curse. The Bible says that what the enemy meant for evil God will turn it around and use it for your good!

[@carawolfe3767]

❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸

[@marilynfdavis891]

👋🏻💜

[@smoothhoppie]

I was right

[@Mewsielynx]

Guess so..😊❤😊

[@JesusLuvzU2]

The crew didn’t level it right

[@Sandramce60]

I think you have a problem

[@bliksemse]

You could have said all that in 5min. Seriously

[@georgedavidson1221]

Pour a top with better mix