The most common thing done wrong in pouring concrete is its poured too wet,all concrete finishers want it sloppy so its easy to put down. Concrete should never be poured at more then a 5" slump(4" is better) not a 'finishers 5" which will be more like a 7".To get a professional job hire a concrete technician to take samples for slump and a few test cylinders even if you throw the test cylinders away it'll keep the concrete supplier honest about what they're sending out to you.Be sure to let them know it'll be tested.Also you might want to use superplastizer that will increase slump but not cut the strength of the concrete keeps the finisher happy.I worked in the concrete business for 25 years and its proabably the most misunderstood common product around and one where the most shennagians goes on.
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