Month: May 2016

Construction sites can be dangerous places when the proper safety procedures aren’t followed and proper safety equipment isn’t used. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the last line of defense to protect you from a workplace injury and should be worn whether you’re a professional on the job, or a weekend warrior taking on a home … Continue reading Where Protection is Provided By PPEs

Once you’ve poured a new concrete surface, you can begin the finishing process, which starts with skimming, or screeding. This is done using a tool called a screed. Based on your specific job, screeds can be extremely basic, like a simple wooden 2×4, or more advanced with motors, levels and other accessories. Effectively screeding your … Continue reading 4 Common Varieties of Screeds for Your Concrete Project

Many contractors will recommend concrete for your driveway because it’s regarded as a more durable material than asphalt. However, those with experience working with asphalt argue that it can be just as durable when installed correctly, and is much cheaper. This makes asphalt a better choice in some situations, particularly when there’s a large area … Continue reading 3 Common Issues with Asphalt Driveways