More Than Concrete

More Than Concrete

Seawall Inspection Services Keep Your Coastal Property Safe

9 March 2023
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Seawalls are an important structure that is used to protect coastal properties and communities from the destructive forces of the ocean. They are designed to withstand high wave impacts, storm surges, and other extreme weather conditions that can damage coastal properties. However, like any other man-made structure, seawalls are also subject to wear and tear, erosion, and other forms of damage. That's why it is crucial to have regular seawall inspection services to ensure that these structures remain stable and effective in their purpose.
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The Benefits Of Using River Rock For Erosion Control In Your Landscaping

28 February 2023
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

River rocks are an excellent choice for homeowners who want to incorporate natural elements into their landscaping. They are versatile and can be used for a variety of purposes, from creating paths and walkways to decorating gardens and water features. One lesser-known benefit of using river rock, however, is its effectiveness in preventing erosion. This article will explore the benefits of using river rock for erosion control in your landscaping. If you start to see an uneven surface in your yard, or if erosion has always been an issue for your home, then this might be the best advice you have received in a long time.
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3 Tips For Using Self-Leveling Concrete

10 February 2023
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Many of the floors in your home have a concrete underlayment. Over time, this underlayment can become uneven. Slanting floors can become a serious problem for modern homeowners, so it's important that you understand how to address a slanting floor to preserve the structural integrity of your home. One of the easiest ways to correct an uneven concrete floor is to use self-leveling concrete. Here are three tips that you can use to ensure the process of installing self-leveling concrete goes smoothly.
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Home Roofing Projects — Contractor Negotiations

31 January 2023
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

Covering the cost of a reroofing project may seem out of your financial scope when you consider modern-day costs that the average contractor charges for roofing supplies and installation essentials. There may be some ways that you can negotiate the price for the roofing project that you are seeking. Read on to find out how. Material Alternatives A roofing contractor may feature a set group of materials that they source from local suppliers.
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Why Trenching Is Better Than Blasting In Commercial Excavation

18 January 2023
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

When it comes to commercial excavation projects, there are two main methods of digging: trenching and blasting. While both have their pros and cons, trenching is often deemed the better option due to its greater safety, cost-effectiveness, and accuracy. Here's a closer look at the differences between these two techniques and why trenching is the better option. What Is Blasting? Blasting is a form of excavation used primarily in hard rock environments where manual excavation would be too difficult or dangerous.
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Concrete has been an incredibly popular construction material for centuries, and maybe even millennia. The ancient Romans even used a form of concrete to make dams and aqueducts! When we learned this fact, we just had to share it. In fact, that happens a lot when we learn new construction facts and information. That's why we created this blog — so we have a convenient place to share! Since the construction and contracting industry is so vast, we come across new material all of the time. Some of it is about specific types of construction, and other facts are more generalized. But we share it all!

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