Name: Video: Crucial Details for Concrete Installation
Uploaded: 2024-02-12T06:19:48Z
Channel: Diamond Certified Resource

Alex Ramirez: It's a lot of details that you make a concern when it comes in installation of concrete. ARP Hardscape try to give you a little advice when you hire a contractor, especially in concrete.
You have to make sure that your concrete patio or your concrete driveway is below your foundation, below your vents from the house. Make sure they don't cover the vents. If you block the vents, it's causing moisture into your house and not a good installation.
And when we say concrete have to be below your foundation, it's in case a lot of raining coming, you don't want no water close to your foundation. You have to make sure they start the right drainage if it's needed, or always the slope has to be away from the house. Make sure it goes to your yard, make sure it goes to the street, and not to your house because it can damage your foundation.
Also, make sure your concrete is never against wood. Wood siding, wood trim. In any situations that they wanna put the concrete against wood, make sure they use metal flashing so that water never touch the wood.

Video: Crucial Details for Concrete Installation

Alex Ramirez, Owner of ARP Hardscape, a Diamond Certified company, explains there are several details involved in concrete installation that, if not observed, can spell trouble both for the installation and adjacent areas of the home.

Crucial Details for Concrete Installation from Alex Ramirez of ARP Hardscape.

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try to give you a little advice when you
hire a contractor you have to make sure
that you conquer party or your concrete
driveway is below your foundation below
your vents from the house make sure they
don't cover the vents if you block the
bands it's causing moisture into your
house and and when we say uh concrete
have to be below your foundation it's in
case a lot of raining coming you don't
want no water close to your foundation
you have to make sure they start the
right drainage if it's needed or always
the slope had to be away from the house
also make sure your concrete is never
against wood wood siding wood trim make
sure if in any situations that they want
to put the concrete against wood make
sure they use metal flashing so the
water never touch the wood
oh wow

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