When the concrete truck shows up at your project, how much concrete can you expect to be in that truck? The first question that you will need to ask yourself is my concrete project big enough that it makes sense to buy my concrete by the truckload? This may not be as hard as you … Read more
If you have had a foundation, sidewalk, or some other section of newly poured concrete, you may wonder when or if the company will remove the forms. You might be ready to see your concrete project without all the concrete formwork, stakes, and braces. Or maybe you poured it yourself, and you genuinely do not … Read more
Concrete is a durable building material that is designed to last for many years. But did you know that the fluids in our bodies, particularly our stomachs, can be corrosive to certain materials such as concrete? This article tells you everything you need to know about stomach acid, concrete and how to remove it from … Read more
A thorough description of why concrete puts off heat when it is curing, how much heat it puts off, and how you can get the best concrete possible. Concrete is an excellent conductor of heat, but it also produces heat which raises the concrete temperature while curing. Why does curing concrete do this? The simple … Read more
With regular maintenance and care, concrete can last for many years, but eventually, it will wear out. When it does, you either have to repair it or replace it. Many people consider adding a new layer rather than digging it up and starting again, but can you pour new concrete over old concrete? Our guide … Read more
Are unsightly tire marks or tire shine residue on your driveway detracting from your house’s curb appeal? Whilst tire dressing is great for restoring faded black rubber on your wheels, you don’t necessarily want it on your concrete driveway. Tire scuffs and burnout marks are other common driveway marks that happen when the wheels of … Read more