Clarify Joint Type and Fillability

What happens here

The discussion touches on the common misuse of the terms 'saw cut' and 'expansion joint' generically. The expert clarifies that for the specific garage floor shown, the joints are 'true control joint saw cuts.' He reassures that these types of joints in a garage setting can typically be filled without issue. The rationale is that concrete, being a 'living breathing organism' for many years, will crack, but saw cuts would have already directed this cracking, and further movement in these specific joints is unlikely.

Goal: Determine the specific joint type in the garage and confirm if it can be filled.