Hi All, Any advice would be great. The problem is my front steps, I am looking to cut off the bottom landing, remove the landscape timbers and then pour 2 additional steps in its place. I was hoping to tackle this myself to save some money (moved in last year and have been gutting room by room and running out of $). My question is how hard it this? I would consider myself an above average DIYer but I have not worked with concrete before. Also you will notice that there was or is an erosion issue under the steps( this has not caused any settling or cracks in the steps). Seems to be a grading issue, the grade behind the retaining wall has a big slope from right to left. After the steps are done I plan to raise the retaining wall (or replace) in order to bring the grade up higher on the steps and level on each side. Any advice would be great on whether I can pour an additional 2 steps without it being an issue. Thanks

Going to do some tile on a job I'm on and where the slab of an addition was put on is 1/2 inch higher than the rest of the concrete in the house. I've tried to grind it down but it's real tough to do, now I'm thing is pouring a long ramp up to it. The home owner doesn't want a little step so the ramping thing is the only thing I can think of. Any help would be nice Thanks