Concrete is a cheap and very sturdy flooring option that has many applications across the country. Not only can it be used as a foundational slab, but this slab is often left open and uncovered in warehouses, industrial areas and manufacturing sites. The benefits are clear, but there is one thing holding concrete back from being more popular in the wider market: its aesthetic appeal. Concrete has a dull, muted tone that can also feel a little rough underfoot, which is not something most businesses or homeowners are looking for in their flooring. Read More»
Kerbing is an essential part of almost every road. Kerbs clearly marked the road edge and prevent accidents when traffic strays from the road. Kerbs can be made from a range of materials. Concrete kerbing is the most popular choice, with kerb and channel work along the edge of the road providing not only clear edge delineation but also proper drainage. When correctly fitted, the kerb and channel will keep the road surface clear of rainwater in all weathers. Read More»
If you are looking for a strong and durable surface for your path or driveway then asphalt can be a great choice. Asphalt not only looks great but you can be confident that the asphalt surface you lay can last for many years without the need for extensive maintenance. However, while asphalt is durable and flexible there will always come a time when signs of wear will start to appear. If the cracks in your asphalt are small then you may be able to fill them in yourself. Read More»
As a homeowner, one of the first things that come to mind when you think of upgrading your home’s exterior is working on your driveway. A rugged and worn-out driveway may create a horrible first impression for your home. If you’re looking for a new driveway, it’s time that you consider a concrete driveway. Its top benefit is durability and low maintenance. However, you cannot ignore the fact that a well-constructed concrete driveway looks good. Read More»
For the longest time, homeowners have relied on traditional flooring options such as carpets to add comfort and character to their living spaces. However, most of these conventional floors come with their set of challenges. Carpets easily get stained and damaged, especially if you have kids and playful pets.
What if you could ditch the wall-to-wall carpets for contemporary flooring alternatives? One such great option is concrete. Concrete flooring is gaining popularity in residential settings, and here are a few reasons why you should consider it. Read More»
