How to Protect Concrete Kerbing from Salt Damage
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6 December 2016
Some facilities managers only think about the driveways and walkways when they are planning how to keep salt from damaging the concrete on commercial properties. Such facilities managers may end up incurring avoidable costs to repair or replace concrete kerbing that has succumbed to salt damage. This article discusses some options that can be considered in order to protect the kerbing from the damaging effects of de-icing substances, such as salt.
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Must Know Tips to Prevent Damage to Your Asphalt Driveway during Heavy Rain
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8 August 2016
Asphalt paving is one of the best alternatives when you are setting up a driveway or walkway in your home. Asphalt derives most of its attributes from a black, viscous and sticky liquid called bitumen. It is used when laying the asphalt surface to bind the small aggregate stones together, forming a hard and regular surface when it dries. During the wet season, heavy rains can easily damage the asphalt surface if proper care is not given.
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Why You Always Need a Professional for Concrete Cutting
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5 July 2016
Cutting through concrete might be needed at your home for creating windows in a basement, accessing pipes that are under your garage floor, and a variety of other reasons. You may even need to cut concrete to pull it up and give you space for a new driveway or slab. Whatever the need in your home, you always want to rely on a professional for this job rather than trying to do it yourself.
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Decorative Options You Can Consider When Opting For Concrete Services
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22 June 2016
When some people think of concrete, they conjure up images of drab, grey materials used more for their functionality rather than their aesthetic appeal. The truth of the matter is that concrete services do not simply encompass the laying this mixture of sand, cement and water. With advances in concreting technology, you can now opt for concrete to enhance the curb appeal of your residence while still being durable and functional.
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