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Properly maintaining concrete  brightens its appearance for years on end, and can also save you money and stop algae and moss growth. To maintain your concrete, follow these four tips to ensure that you’re getting the most out of your investment. 1. Reseal from time to time The best way to keep your concrete safe,Read more

When correctly installed, concrete can be one of the strongest, sturdiest products available to decorate your home. However, in order for it to last, there are critical steps that must be taken to prevent it from cracking. Pouring concrete may seem like an easy task, but here are four common causes of cracking that occurRead more

Indoor concrete can experience just as much wear and tear as outdoor concrete. With time, these small chips and cracks are inevitable, but typically don’t signify any underlying structural issues that need resurfacing. However, concrete cracks should be quickly tended to before they can spread. Continue reading below as we discuss how to fix indoorRead more

It’s inevitable that your concrete will crack or develop holes overtime. When it does, it’s important that you know what to do to prevent it from worsening. Unfortunately, fixing a concrete hole in your driveway is not as easy as simply pouring more concrete directly into the hole. Before you start your repairs, there areRead more

Before starting a residential or commercial concrete project, there are certain industry terms that you must know. In our previous blog post, we discussed the definition and purpose of concrete joints. Today, we will define what a concrete finisher is and discuss their role in completing your concrete project.  Role and Responsibility In the constructionRead more

Before starting your concrete project, it’s important to be aware of some of the terms your contractor will use. One specific term that you’ll likely hear is “joint”. A concrete joint should be seen as a preventative measure. They’re used to prevent cracks by compensating for the contraction and expansion of concrete as it movesRead more

Cracks, erosion, and stains on concrete surfaces are unsightly, and compromise the integrity of the concrete–reducing its longevity. Exterior concrete surfaces (such as driveways and patios) last for 20-40 years when properly cared for. Interior surfaces (such as foundations, floors, and countertops) have an even longer lifespan. Regularly repairing and resealing concrete helps to ensure theRead more