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bmo (May 2nd 2024) |
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Re: Oklahoma Clay bottom Pond leaking or wicking?
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May 2nd a 05:24 PM
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by jludwig |
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Thank you for all the info. I was told they covered back with clay once realizing it hit. A good amount of water came up from the table. They only used a dozer and excavator for equipment. I will say after they did that it did all dry up, but I have no clue how good of a job they did compacting the clay back over it. My guess is not that great. I’m a bit irritated it’s all gone this way of course. I do have a contract and pretty generic terms and then basic line items with building of the pond and the windmill/aeration feature. They did dig a trench and packed the core on dam side at least. We got some rain over past couple days and has couple up a few inches or so. I’ve been putting stakes to mark levels and watching. I may have to talk to a lawyer, but my feeling is with how it all happened I shouldn’t be fully responsible for paying almost half the original cost to go back and have it sealed properly. Interested in others opinions on that. Very few people can get the proper compaction with a dozer and excavator.
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