Observation:Concrete slab has separated or moved at expansion and contraction joints.
Performance Guideline:Concrete slabs are designed to move or crack at expansion and contraction joints.
Corrective Measure:None

Observation:Concrete floor or slab is uneven.
Performance Guideline:Except for basement floors or where a floor or portion of floor has been designed for specific drainage purposes, concrete floors in rooms designed for habitability shall not have pits, depressions, or areas of unevenness exceeding 3/8 inch in 32 inches.
Corrective Measure:Curbs 4 Less will correct or repair to meet the performance guideline.
Discussion:Proper repair can be affected by thoroughly cleaning, filling, and troweling the surface using a latex-fortified cement mixture or other materials designed to fill cracks and bond concrete.

Observation:The concrete slab is cracked.
Performance Guideline:Cracks exceeding 5/16 inch in width or 1/8 inch in vertical displacement are excessive.
Corrective Measure:Curbs 4 Less will repair cracks that do not meet the performance guidelines.
Discussion:Proper repair can be affected by thoroughly cleaning, filling, and troweling the surface using a latex-fortified cement mixture or other materials designed to fill cracks and bond concrete.

Observation:Regardless of cause; Color variations or stains are visible.
Performance Guideline:None
Corrective Measure:None

Observation:Color/Stain/Release is not an exact match. Curbs 4 Less is not liable for color choices selected by homeowner. Color can vary due to concrete pigment, weather, traffic, and time of year.
Performance Guideline:None
Corrective Measure:None

*Curbs 4 Less is not liable for concrete cracks caused by water drainage and freezing under concrete pads. Water drainage must be diverted away from concrete.

**Use of salts or other de-icing chemicals may damage concrete. Curbs 4 Less warns against the use of salt, calcium, chloride, fertilizers, or commercially prepared de-icing chemicals on concrete surfaces. Salts aggravate freeze/thaw damage, causing the concrete surface to “flake” or spall off. Any substance containing ammonium sulfate or ammonium nitrate will chemically destroy the concrete surface. For safety, Curbs 4 Less recommends the use of clean traction sand where conditions are icy, as opposed to chemical de-icing. Because some areas use salt on city streets, melt-off of salty slush from your vehicle may also cause damage. Damage caused by de-icing chemicals is not covered by your warranty.