A cracked, chipping concrete sidewalk is not only unpleasant to look at, but it can also create tripping hazards. Nobody wants to walk on a dangerous and unappealing sidewalk, and nobody wants to own a dangerous and unappealing sidewalk for people to walk on.
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If you live in Northwest Ohio, you’re no stranger to potholes. Potholes are a very common problem, aggravated by colder temperatures and increased precipitation. As we head into winter, snow makes for slippery roads and parking lots, so business owners need to be aware of these potential hazards and consider customer safety.
The prime season for pouring concrete driveways, patios, parking lots, steps, etc., is upon us. With the amount of work that gets done in the next several weeks, there’s also many scammers that will try to get your money. When a scammer comes knocking at your door with a ‘too good to be true’ price
If you’ve been waiting for the perfect time to pour concrete, we are here to help. Is there a right time, bad time, better time to have this done? That is a valid question and we have the answers. The right time to pour concrete depends on the weather. In Toledo and the surrounding areas,
When installed properly, concrete is one of the most durable and long-lasting products you can use around your place of business or your home. It’s important to note that we follow well-established guidelines with respect to concrete placement. Durable, high strength, and crack resistant concrete slabs or driveways don’t happen by accident.
When it comes to projects, many homeowners are fearless, and go head long into do-it-yourself mode. There are many repair jobs and projects that are well-suited for the weekend DIY, but some are not. One example is DIY concrete work. Successful pouring of concrete slabs or floors require time, patience, careful measurements and calculations because
Driveways and parking lots break down. That is simply a fact here in the greater Toledo area. Our winters get frigid, and then warm up, creating rising and cracking in any surface. The potholes and cracks in the road are the only evidence necessary to prove that point.
The concrete slab in your place of business is something you probably don’t think about very often. However, it’s actually one of the single most important components of your entire structure. It’s responsible for the overall stability of the building, and any major defects can cause serious problems.
Does your concrete driveway, sidewalk, walkway, pool deck or patio have problem areas? Is sunken concrete causing uneven surfaces and tripping hazards? Instances where outdoor concrete has already begun to sink is not uncommon in our area and is often caused by shifting, erosion or a weak soil base. Cracked concrete can bring many problems
When it’s time to decide on the materials for a parking lot, you have two traditional choices from which to choose, asphalt or concrete. Though they are similar, they have key differences that should be considered prior to making a decision. These considerations include aesthetics, maintenance, cost, restrictions and in Northwest Ohio, climate. Both have
