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Originally Posted by RenoMan
Bla bla concrete this concrete that. Gumby I ve remember you sending me PM. Last year about this. I've told you before to look under flloor and examine. Lift or cut out where the tile is and look under to see the subfloor. Could be many things as simple as not gluing and screwing you sub down can cuase crack due to movement. Your house is wood built and concrete foundation . Sometimes when you see a consttent crack in a straight line. It means something is messd up under it or could be n backframing. . You need.a person to help. You. Building inspectors, tradesmen. Your must be lazy or sometinhg cus this. Was pmd to be a year ago
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Yeah, I've been putting this off for the longest time... and now that I'm thinking of selling my place, I should get this fixed.
Finally had someone take a look and they suspect the builders didn't pack the dirt/sand down enough right by the inside edge of the foundation.
Cheapest way to patch this up is to replace the broken tiles and not the entire tile area (duh), but the problem is that I don't have enough replacement tiles. One possibility is to find something very similar in pattern.
So, any recommendations for places/warehouses that have a large selection of granite tiles?