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July 24th 2018
The answer depends upon what you are adding. If a room, the existing slab probably does not have footings to support the weight, and would most likely not be allowed by local codes. I understand the existing slab is okay now, but adding weight may change that. Best is to have a contractor or designer evaluate what is there and what you want to add. You can call us to get started with a local pro at 855-494-5972.
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