Recent content by lgn2

Sorry for the confusion. If you see the top pic of the coping that looks streaky/blotchy, that was the result of the first power wash they did on the last day of construction. You can see the straight lines caused by the washer being on too high of a setting. The wire brush was an attempt to fix...

The bristles and the staining are mostly gone. They used acid and a magnetic brush. I included the other problems because it was the foundation for us not trusting the work or their judgement. The company recommended pour-in-place so we took their recommendation. Hind sight is 20/20... would...

Kool Deck! Got it! Will look into it right away. Thank you so much! (The bristles were all cleaned up by the company, or at least mostly since I did find a handful after the fact.)

Thank you for your reply, Allen! One vote for "A"! Our concern was how quickly and extensively it cracked and that it's continuing to worsen. If the cracks were to stay just as they are then we're good with walking away. The company is coming on Friday to look at them.

Hello, I see from other posts that this isn't uncommon. I'm hoping this community can help us decide what to do. All 37 segments of new pour in place coping had a stress crack near the middle of the segment, starting at the bullnose and ranging from 6" to the full width, within three months. We...