The Three Options For Removing The Old Concrete Patio In Your Backyard

Posted on 15 December 2020

While concrete is well-known as a relatively inexpensive and long-lasting building material, the reality is that it doesn't last forever. Concrete will generally stay stable and look fantastic for decades, despite being exposed to the elements. However, eventually, all concrete will inevitably start to decay. Once your backyard's concrete patio starts the decaying process, in just a couple of years it will change from smooth and beautiful to a crumbly eyesore. [Read More]

4 Tips for Cutting Concrete with a Concrete Saw

Posted on 23 September 2020

If you have a concrete slab, floor, or wall that you need to cut, you need to make sure that you have the right equipment and knowledge before you try to cut through the concrete. When it comes to cutting through concrete, you need to be careful and safe in order to get the best results. Tip #1: Make Sure You Have the Right Saw First, you need to make sure that you have the right saw for the job. [Read More]

Foundation Repair And The Importance Of Protecting Your Home

Posted on 28 February 2020

The foundation of your home is literally what your home is built on. If your foundation has started to shift, or there are cracks in your foundation, you could be risking the structure of your home. If you find leaks in your basement caused by foundation cracks, your home can sustain water damage. Over time, mold and mildew can grow in your home, causing problems with the air quality within. Foundation problems are not always noticed until they cause a major problem in your home. [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.