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When working on a concrete project, whether a slab patio, walkway, driveway or another project, it's important to have the right tools for the job. Pouring concrete can be sensitive work, and the success of your project depends on having...
Concrete lasts for many years, but over time, it can start to develop imperfections. Rough areas, stains, pocks, and bumps in your concrete can change the way it looks and the way it feels underfoot. Whether you're grinding down an...
Colored, decorative concrete adds beauty to your landscaping and interior construction projects. Coloring concrete is easy, and the coloring process can be done in many ways. If you're a contractor or a DIYer, knowing how to color your concrete projects,...
Concrete is best poured at temperatures between 50 and 60 degrees Fahrenheit. As temperatures get colder, the curing process begins to slow down. At temperatures below 40 degrees, the water in the concrete may begin to freeze. This can lead...
Standard concrete is flat, gray, and a little short on personality. While this is acceptable and even expected in certain structures and environments, stamped concrete is a preferred product in certain locations. Stamps give concrete character and beauty to add...
