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Stamped Concrete: What Is That?

By |2021-01-01T20:44:09+00:00January 29th, 2021|Concrete|

If you’re looking to update the look of your house or just the front curb appeal, a stamped driveway or walkway is the perfect way to do it. The modern varieties are almost perfect to duplicate the materials they aim to resemble. While stamped concrete can mimic other materials well, it still has the durability

Stamped Concrete Driveway Maintenance

By |2021-01-01T20:36:54+00:00January 15th, 2021|Concrete|

Concrete is known for being one of the most durable and long-lasting building materials. In fact, it can last for generations with minimal maintenance. A concrete driveway is more likely to require a little more maintenance than the rest of the concrete around your house, like the walkway, the front stairs, or the front pillars

Marine Concrete

By |2020-10-30T22:19:19+00:00December 4th, 2020|Concrete|

What is marine concrete? It is concrete that experts design for use underwater. Concrete exposed to sea water is susceptible to its corrosive effects. The effects are more pronounced above the water than where the concrete is under the water. If the concrete is not designed well enough, the concrete can easily breakdown. Marine concretes

Asphalt Maintenance: From Cleaning to Protection 

By |2020-10-20T18:09:17+00:00November 27th, 2020|Asphalt|

With most asphalt maintenance techniques requiring ambient temperatures over 55 degrees Fahrenheit, Fall is the ideal window to get your asphalt maintenance done before the icy onset of damaging winter weather. So how exactly can you do that? Well throughout this article you will learn all the tips and tricks needed to keep your asphalt

Concrete Roofs: How Concrete Helps Reinforce Your Roof

By |2020-10-20T18:01:17+00:00November 20th, 2020|Concrete|

Concrete roofs are roofs that builders reinforce with concrete to help storm-proof them. Wood-framed roofs fall into the same category as wood-framed walls - they simply get destroyed first when a major storm hits. Whether it is a tornado, a hurricane, or a wind storm, wood-framed houses and roofs just can stand up to the

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