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I also put this in the Plumbing section, but think maybe it belongs here.
My plumber sawed long trenches in my slab to lay down a new sewer line for a new toilet in a remodeled bathroom. The trenches are about 10 inches wide and 12" to 18" deep. I can find nothing to tell me how these trenches should be repaired to insure a stable slab. I have seen something about epoxy for the rebar. What is the expoxy and how should it be used? What should be done about the water barrier plastic? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, because he is planning to just fill up the trench with concrete and have me sign a release.
My plumber sawed long trenches in my slab to lay down a new sewer line for a new toilet in a remodeled bathroom. The trenches are about 10 inches wide and 12" to 18" deep. I can find nothing to tell me how these trenches should be repaired to insure a stable slab. I have seen something about epoxy for the rebar. What is the expoxy and how should it be used? What should be done about the water barrier plastic? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, because he is planning to just fill up the trench with concrete and have me sign a release.