When You Need Professional Kerb Repair or Replacement
Posted on:
26 July 2016
Concrete kerbing can crack or otherwise get damaged over the years and when this happens, you may be able to repair sections with a quick concrete repair kit or patching compound. However, there are times when this type of quick fix won't address the real problem with your concrete kerbing, as it may be so damaged that it needs to be repaired by a professional who can fill in the area with new concrete, or replace that kerbing altogether.
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Different Options You Can Consider For Concrete Waterproofing
Posted on:
5 July 2016
Concrete is a popular exterior flooring option for homeowners due to its durability. However, since homeowners believe that concrete lasts forever, they tend to neglect its maintenance. This typically leads to the development of cracks, which will cause an array of problems once water begins to penetrate the concrete. Not only does the water damage pose the risk of mould and mildew breeding in your concrete, but it could also lead to concrete cancer.
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Choosing The Right Mount For Your Concrete Pump
Posted on:
30 March 2016
Anybody who's spent any time working with concrete will tell you that transporting liquid concrete is even harder than transporting the solidified stuff. Liquid concrete is heavy, abrasive and thoroughly immobile if allowed to solidify, so getting your concrete to the site as quickly, easily and cheaply as possible is of paramount concern for any concreting job or project.
This is where concrete pumps come in -- these durable, powerful machines are capable of pumping remarkably large quantities of liquid concrete quickly and efficiently over large distances, enabling you to get your concrete laid as quickly as possible.
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Different Methods Used In Concrete Waterproofing
Posted on:
30 March 2016
One of the most commonly used construction materials for both decorative as well as utilitarian applications is concrete. This material is sturdy and durable, thus making it an excellent choice for walls, driveways and more. However, concrete can acquire water damage in the form of flaking, chalking and cracking due to constant exposure to wet conditions. Since concrete is primarily used outdoors, it would be prudent to opt for concrete waterproofing to protect its structural integrity.
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