- Identifying Concrete Problems

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Although it might not seem like a big deal, issues with the concrete around your house can cause big problems in the long run. A single rogue crack can turn into a leaky basement in no time, which is part of the reason I started focusing so much on evaluating concrete issues. I realized that by identifying problems early, I could have them addressed proactively to resolve the problem. This website is all about identifying issues with your concrete so that you can get things fixed quickly the first time around. Read more about concrete issues on this blog and why they are so dangerous.

Latest Posts

Recommendations For Adding In A Solid And Well-Built Concrete Slab
27 October 2020

A new concrete surface can be a big improvement fo …

Hire A Stone Masonry Contractor To Enhance Your Living Room
12 May 2020

Are you making big changes in your large living ro …

Reasons For Cutting Concrete
18 December 2019

Concrete cutting can be done to remove a portion o …

Fix Your Sidewalk Or Driveway With Concrete Raising This Summer
18 June 2019

Do you have a concrete sidewalk or driveway that i …

Basement Waterproofing: How To Repair Cracks That Let Water Seep Through
19 February 2019

Since your basement is below the ground, it's pron …

Recommendations For Adding In A Solid And Well-Built Concrete Slab

27 October 2020
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A new concrete surface can be a big improvement for your property, but only if you use the right preparation and installation tips. Here are some recommendations to help you install and pour a successful and long-lasting durable concrete slab. Prepare For the Concrete Slab The preparation of your concrete slab site is one of the most important parts of the preparation. The soil on the site needs to be compacted without any pockets of air that may settle down later on, creating an unstable surface for the concrete. Read More

Hire A Stone Masonry Contractor To Enhance Your Living Room

12 May 2020
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Are you making big changes in your large living room? Maybe you have already decided on the changes you'll be making. Or, it might be that you are still looking for ideas to enhance your living room. You've come to the right place to get some ideas that will help you to design something unique and beautiful. If you're looking for a real wow factor in your living room, think of starting by hiring a stone masonry contractor. Read More

Reasons For Cutting Concrete

18 December 2019
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Concrete cutting can be done to remove a portion of concrete, either permanently or because it has to be removed temporarily for some reason. Here are some of the different reasons why someone may need to have concrete cut. Plumbing issues Sometimes there are water or sewer pipes that are running under a slab of concrete. If there is an issue with those pipes and they need to be accessed to be repaired, then the concrete above the pipes will need to be cut so it can be removed to allow access to the pipes. Read More

Fix Your Sidewalk Or Driveway With Concrete Raising This Summer

18 June 2019
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Do you have a concrete sidewalk or driveway that is starting to look more than a bit sunken? Concrete can shift and sink over time if the foundation it is sitting on is not that strong. This could lead to uneven breaks in the concrete or at the very least a sidewalk or driveway that doesn't look very good. Thankfully, there is a relatively easy fix if you know the right contractor. Read More

Basement Waterproofing: How To Repair Cracks That Let Water Seep Through

19 February 2019
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Since your basement is below the ground, it's prone to dampness and water leaking in from the outside. Several things can cause wet basement problems from poor drainage around the house to cracks in the foundation. Many times, cracks may seem serious, but they're not a danger to the structure of your house. Still, they can be problems when they let water leak into the basement. Here are some tips for dealing with cracks in the foundation and how they're repaired. Read More