Month: March 2016

To make pouring multiple slabs of concrete more efficient, screed key joints can be used. These relatively simple tools not only allow for multiple slabs or strips of concrete to be poured at once, but they also minimize the risk of cracking within your slabs. If using a screed key joint on your concrete project … Continue reading Proper Steps For Using Screed Key Joints In Concrete Slabs

There are a variety of methods and products available for erosion control. In order to effectively implement these, your environment, objectives, potential for erosion and more need to be assessed. Choosing the correct erosion control method relies on these steps. Site assessment The location of a specific site, and the current condition of erosion, along … Continue reading 4 Steps For Selecting The Right Erosion Control Method

The two most often used sealants on the market are polyurethane sealants, and silicone sealants. Each falls into the category of an elastomeric material and are used to fill gaps and keep water and air out. They also both allow for expansion and contraction, and can allow for up to 50 percent movement. Despite their … Continue reading Comparing Silicone Sealants With Polyurethane Sealants

Do you know the difference between damp proofing and waterproofing? They’re two terms that are often used interchangeably, but have two distinct meanings. And, the difference between them is incredibly important when it comes to properly protecting a building’s foundation. Here’s an overview of both waterproofing, and damp proofing, as well as an explanation of … Continue reading The Differences Between Waterproofing and Damp Proofing

Clean, efficient concrete cuts are a necessity for a variety of jobs, but they’re usually easier said than done. Making these cuts and doing the job right requires some planning and preparation along with proper execution. Here are a few tips to ensure your saw delivers top quality cuts every time. Choose your saw wisely … Continue reading 5 Steps To Perfect Concrete Cuts