Answering Some Common Questions About Concrete Home Flooring
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13 November 2017
Homeowners don't often consider concrete when they need new flooring for their home, perhaps assuming that the material looks very industrial and dull. In truth, concrete can be painted or stained, buffed to a glass-like finish, or stamped so that it looks like stone. Concrete is also very durable and hygienic, as it doesn't hold dust and dirt and other irritants. If you've never thought about concrete flooring in your home, note a few questions you might have about the material, so you can then determine if it's the right choice in your home's interior space.
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How to Seal Your Asphalt Driveway
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8 November 2017
Sealing asphalt driveways helps protect them from the elements, meaning they will last longer. You should apply sealant soon after your new driveway is installed, then repeat the process every few years. Luckily, it isn't too hard to do. Keep reading for a step-by-step guide.
1. Wait for the Right Weather Conditions
Before sealing your drive, you need to wait for the right conditions. If it's especially cold or rainy, sealing is a no-go.
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3 Major Concrete Cutting Hazards and How a Concreting Professional Can Control Them
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6 November 2017
Concrete cutting is a job that should be left to professional concreters because it can lead to serious health and safety hazards. Here is a look at some of those hazards and what a concreting specialist can do to manage them effectively.
Inhalation of health-deteriorating concrete dust.
Exposure to concrete dust is one of the major hazards associated with concrete cutting. Concrete contains crystalline silica, a mineral that can cause silicosis if inhaled.
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