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Detailed On-Site Damage Assessment & Salt Impact

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Retaining Wall BLOWS Mud and block everywhere

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Back at the site with Sam and Tim, they re-examine the retaining wall. Close-up shots highlight severe gaps between the concrete blocks and a noticeable forward lean, confirming the narrator's earlier points about wall failure. They discuss how road salt, commonly used in Minnesota during winter, likely exacerbated the degradation of the blocks. The salt penetrates the blocks, especially from the top and the back (due to runoff), weakening them over time. The team acknowledges that while general block warranties might exist, they typically don't cover long-term salt damage.

Goal: Identify specific damage points and understand environmental factors.

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oh gmail look at that we're fixing another wall on a hill blaine who would have thought who would have thought most walls had some kind of hill involved no i know they do it's either on the top of a hill or a bottom of a hill or a side of a hill damn this one's messed up too yeah look at that freaking lean and wash it yeah got a pretty good little going in the base too but yeah wow that salt is really going to work on these yep yeah i think we should talk to them about getting it well how does that work like

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