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Not unless it is being relied on for termite prevention
Hi anthonysmythe100
Welcome to the forum
The defect is called Concrete Honeycombing
Was the Concrete inspected during the actual pour, do you have photos?
Are there other spots visible? More info required
It's always a good idea as an owner OB builder to understand your engineering Drawings/Details and Notes. Always inspect structural components, Take photos, keep records,ask questions, etc. Make sure you aren't taken advantage of by being an OB novice
I would recommend that you check all Building Tolerances from here on as well
Checking Wall and Floor Building Tolerances
put the following trades on notice
hth
Welcome to the forum
The defect is called Concrete Honeycombing
Was the Concrete inspected during the actual pour, do you have photos?
Are there other spots visible? More info required
It's always a good idea as an owner OB builder to understand your engineering Drawings/Details and Notes. Always inspect structural components, Take photos, keep records,ask questions, etc. Make sure you aren't taken advantage of by being an OB novice
I would recommend that you check all Building Tolerances from here on as well
Checking Wall and Floor Building Tolerances
put the following trades on notice
hth
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