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Originally Posted by TimT
Of course it possible, an engineer or architect would have to do some calcs etc though.
After all I jacked up my house in Vermont, left it on cribbing while I had a basement poured, then landed the house on the new basement 
just takes money |
Heaven help you if they pour you a basement. The more water you add to concrete the weaker it becomes. If the concrete came out of the concrete truck like soup it means that someone added water to it so that they can pour your concrete.
As a license architect I would rather have them "place the concrete" instead of "pour the concrete". You don't want to know how many cement load I rejected because the slump was too low.