The previous owner of my house had an above-ground pool with some kind of deck. Either they had HUGE amounts of people on this deck or they were firm believers in overkill engineering. In a 12' x 13' area, there are 15 pilings that are about 16" deep. The posts are cut off about 2" above the pilings, which are at ground level. So far we've dug out 8 of them and plan to remove the rest this week. (I think my neighbors are beginning to check the local missing person reports - LOL!) How does one dispose of the concrete? It seems like the only logical solution is to get a rolloff dumpster?

hello all. I just bought a new treadmill and elliptical that will be put in my garage. The concrete floor is extremely uneven and wavy. Too much for the adjustable legs on the equipment to handle. I'm going to build a form and pour about 1 to 2" of sand mix for a nice level surface in a 50sf area. The one thing I want to be able to do is break it up easily without damaging the original floor if I decide to sell the house which could be in the next couple years. Could I pour the mix over polyethylene instead of using a bonding agent to keep it separate from the original floor or could I just pour without using polyethylene and still break it up easily?? I was also going to put a few tapcon screws in the floor to keep the platform from moving around if I use polyethylene. thanks