Valerie Rollin

Yep it passed inspection but once the concrete dried there was no way I guess to know.  We are doing are legal due diligence thought.  Thank you so much for thoughts greatly appreciated

Yes sir all one unit. All outside around is a stem wall

Okay! The concrete trade poured 2 1/2 - 3 inches but should have been 4 inches internal house. It’s a prolific pour so the outside structure is sound but there is cracking and the engineer says 2 options pour 3 inches of concrete over existing floor but we have framed, plumbed and completed most of electrical we just so happened upon this error based on an electrical error the other option is use gutters to protect from moisture to prevent heaving later but I thought maybe earthen floors could be a better option for the flooring we use on top of the slab... hope this helps... Thanks

We are doing a conventional build but have run into a bit of a snag. Just by a fortuitous event with the electrician needing to break a portion of the concrete we found the foundation was poured with less than what it should have been but the foundation passed inspection. Now we have been given an option to add an additional 3 inches of concrete to fix it conventionally but wanted to know if an earthen floor might be an alternative because the concern is moisture and cracks due to clay/sand soil. I would love any thoughts that would help. Thank you