Posted by bc on May 22, 2009 at 11:41:42 from (69.148.27.75):
In Reply to: Re: Concrete repair posted by Walterdavies on May 22, 2009 at 09:55:45:
I agree Walt. It has me stumped on why there would be a 4' tall concrete pillar all by its lonesome in a basement. A basement isn't a basement unless it is 7' or 8' tall. If it was a crawlspace and not a basement, then there would be no need to make it cosmetically better. That's why I wanted a picture and asked a couple questions.
Covering up a little spalling is one thing, but a crumbling support beam is a whole new ball game. Then I'd probably suggest digging a new footing, pour a new footing, and go back with a steel support all sized and spaced accordingly for the load being born.
Guess we'll wait till he posts back with more information.
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