How to Prevent Hose Whip During Concrete Pumping

Posted on: 29 June 2017

Some property owners may be worried that "hose whip" will injure employees in an accident during concrete pumping. Such people may not know the measures that experienced concrete pump operators take to prevent such accidents from happening. This article discusses some of the steps that can be taken to prevent the delivery hose from moving uncontrollably (hose whip) during a concrete pour. Careful Selection of Concrete  Operators make sure that the concrete that they are going to pump is still in a fluid state. [Read More]

Concrete Kerbing Types (And Their Most Suitable Practical Applications)

Posted on: 26 June 2017

Concrete kerbing is a practical way to landscape your commercial or residential space. It also helps to control the flow of traffic in and out of your premises. There are different types of concrete kerbs designed for different applications. Therefore, if you are thinking of adding concrete kerbing on your property, it's imperative to understand how the various types of these kerbs actually work. Here's more on this. Straight Concrete Kerbs [Read More]

Erosion Control Methods for a Residential Property

Posted on: 23 June 2017

It's very important that a homeowner be concerned about erosion control, as losing too much moisture from your property's soil can make it soft and dusty; in turn, that soil may not be able to support the weight of your home, and the structure begins to shift and settle. This can cause cracks along walls, floors, ceilings, and even the foundation. It's also very difficult to grow any vegetation in soil that is overly dry, so your grass and landscaping my not thrive if you don't control any erosion on your property. [Read More]

2 Unique And Visually Stunning Concrete Driveway Ideas Using Exposed Aggregate

Posted on: 22 June 2017

Concrete is a popular choice for new driveways. It's easy to understand why, it's incredibly durable, readily available, and cost-effective. If the thought of a concrete driveway doesn't sound all that inspiring, you'll be pleased to know that there are many creative and unique options to make your driveway a bit less ordinary. Exposed aggregate is an excellent choice for a decorative driveway look. The small pieces of stone or pebbles that are used as a binding material are exposed by eroding the top layer of concrete before it has completely cured. [Read More]