How To Figure Out How Much Gravel You Need For Your Driveway

Posted on 31 December 2016

If you are going to be calling to place an order for gravel soon, you will need to make sure that you are well aware of how much you need. Of course, this is not going to be a figure you will just be able to grab off of the top of your head. Therefore, you are going to want to make use of the following tips. Take Measurements [Read More]

Spotting Problems With The Concrete Walls In Your Basement

Posted on 10 December 2016

While the modern basement serves as an extension of the home that is just as functional and sound as the rest of the house, older homes are pretty notorious for having issues with moisture and deterioration that make the basement far from useful. If you have an older basement in your home with concrete walls, chances are, at some point you will start to see signs of problems. To be better prepared to recognize problems with the concrete walls in your basement, there are a few telltale issues you should be on the lookout for as a homeowner. [Read More]

Tips For Keeping Stamped Concrete Clean And Maintained

Posted on 6 August 2016

Stamped concrete is an attractive way to add an attractive design to any surface. Through stamped concrete, texture effects, brick, and tile can all be replicated without the associated cost of laying down bricks, tile, and mortar. But stamped concrete can also present some difficulties with cleaning and maintenance because of their special texture effects. Here are a few of the best ways to achieve clean and bright stamped concrete. [Read More]

Damage Your Driveway After A DIY Firework Show? Get Professional Paving Help

Posted on 13 July 2016

Setting off fireworks in your own front yard can be a great way to celebrate the Fourth of July and any other special occasion during the summer however, it can lead to damage to your driveway if you're not careful. If you set off larger fireworks without the proper precautions, there's a possibility that your driveway will be damaged in the process. While you can certainly cover up the damage by simply parking your car over the hole or burn marks, you're much better off relying on professional help for getting paving restoration work. [Read More]

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why is your concrete deteriorating?

When I first toured the home that we bought, I knew that there was going to be a lot of work that would need to be done before I would be happy with it. The one thing that I noticed and bothered me most was the fact that all of the concrete surfaces around the exterior of the house were broken, cracked and were chipping away. I started digging online to find out what could cause all of those surfaces to fail like they did. If you have issues with your concrete surfaces deteriorating, this blog can help you find out why it is happening so you can make the repairs and prevent it from happening again.