
The foundation for your new home or addition is perhaps the most critical step in the building/remodel process. A good, solid, structurally sound foundation will provide you with years of worry-free living in your new home. Or master... Read More »
Concrete has long been a favorite for driveways, patios, and pathways. In the past couple of years, it has become an interior favorite as well. The entryway probably endures more traffic than any other room in the house. Why not... Read More »
Many homes have cement in some form either inside or out. Whether it is a porch, sidewalk, patio, entryway, floor, or countertop, cement looks a whole lot better if painted, sealed, or finished in some attractive form. Decorative... Read More »
Efflorescence is a common problem with older concrete surfaces. It is the process in which salt rises to the surface of the concrete, brick, or other surface and crystallizes there, causing decay and crumbling. Concrete and masonry... Read More »
Have you taken the time lately to notice the new home construction in your area? If you do, you will more than likely notice that the builders are incorporating decorative designs into the concrete driveways and walkways. Not only... Read More »
Removing or replacing old and unsightly concrete is a common theme in remodeling and renovation. It could be a cracked concrete wall, old pavers, or a dilapidated patio. Pretty soon there is a pile of used concrete sitting and waiting... Read More »
There are several reasons why old concrete might need to be removed. Among those the most common are simply age, frost heaving, or upheaval caused by nearby tree growth. It is important to consider patching or repair if possible.... Read More »
Concrete balconies are gaining some momentum in residential construction. For many years, concrete balconies were prevalent in commercial and large, multi-unit residential buildings. Issues with thermal bridging, due to heat loss... Read More »
As responsible homeowners, we want our homes to be safe for our family and guests. We go to great lengths to maintain a level of security – from installing home fire alarms to installing GFI outlets in our bathrooms and kitchens.... Read More »
Our mothers may have showed us how to use pumice stones for our heels, but today's builders have something else entirely in mind. Pumice is being used to make lightweight concrete for durable, efficient and sustainable building... Read More »
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