foundation footing
wangws88
10 years ago
I'm building a new home and the foundation footing was poured just a few days ago. The last few days have been about 0F for a high temperature and I'm worried about freeze damage to the concrete footing. I've attached a pic of section of the footing that doesnt seem quite right. I dont have much experience and was hoping for someone who knows concrete can tell me if this is normal or not. Thanks!
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