Foundation inspection Issue and need advice

[lkage (Larry Kage, CMI)]

Hope this helps, Yasser:

@yzaid

Post tension cable end exposed

Cleaning in this case means removing any dirt, grease, loose grit, loose rust, mortar, etc. Do not use caulk or mortar, as these are not the proper material for this application. The tendon end should be covered / sealed with non-shrink grout (sometimes referred to as hydraulic cement). You want to prevent the tendon end from being exposed to moisture because capillary action will craw it into the slab between strands where it can eventually cause failure of the tendon. Do not worry about the …

@yzaid

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Corner Pop Should it be concerning

Looks like a common corner crack usually caused when foundation concrete is placed in the forms and then temps drop below freezing. If they did not use insulated blankets on the forms this is common. Not a structural concern simply cosmetic. Leave it alone, if you try to patch it it will look worse.