You have to test and track to see what works.If it didn't pull ANY in 3 weeks then another week won't make a difference.You have to change what you are doing and test and track again.

They should make it right regardless for each client.I would have an honest conversation with the contractor.They might not even know HOW to fix it and hoping something works.I wouldn't redo the whole concrete unless it failed the strength test and the mix was bad.

Hands on training is always the best compared to book and testing to see what you know.

You can have the material in question tested.

As long as his kids and he always vote not to remove any property,from the LLc, the courts have upheld in many test cases that the property is untouchable, not just in OJs case,.

I also had put out a test ad to see if I can get buyers.

I recognize that it can take some time to correct things, and then you have to do testing to evaluate whether anything else starts to malfunction due to a fix.

That is a good litmus test.3.

I’ve been researching the internet for test kits.

I guess the issue is that there are certain things I just can't test before bidding because the property is winterized.