Anytime a residential property’s yard has hills or sloping features, it can lead to landscaping challenges that result in standing water around your Tulsa home. Without proper drainage, serious erosion and foundation problems are likely to occur. And that’s a costly issue—but you can avoid it by installing retaining walls to direct water safely away…
5 Ways Retaining Walls Solve Drainage Problems and Protect Your Foundation
5 Reasons a New Concrete Patio Boosts Your Tulsa Area Home’s Value
Looking for ways to increase your home’s value—either for personal enjoyment or to take advantage of the great seller’s market happening for real estate in and around Tulsa right now? Here’s a tip you may not have considered yet. Transform your outdoor living space by adding a new patio with gorgeous concrete flooring and features….
Why Stained Concrete Floor Is the Perfect Choice for Commercial Properties
More and more owners of commercial, industrial, and residential buildings are seeing the obvious advantages of stained concrete floors. A beautifully stained and finished concrete floor is an intelligent alternative to carpet, linoleum, marble, tile, stone, or wood flooring. From the low maintenance and durability to the savings you get for your bottom line, stained…
Pouring Concrete Patio: What Could Go Wrong with Doing It Yourself
So, you’re ready to make this summer the year of outdoor fun in your backyard, and you’ve got a new concrete patio on your mind. Before you pour the concrete yourself, keep in mind there are practical, aesthetic, and safety concerns that come with any DIY concrete project. The fact is, pouring concrete requires a…
6 Easy Ways to Clean Your Concrete Patio for Spring
The outdoor entertaining days of spring and summer are fast approaching, and you might be starting to sweat thinking about the challenge of cleaning that dirty concrete patio. Dirt, grime, and even barbecue grease can make outdoor areas less than ideal for hanging out. In fact, there are lots of ways your concrete surfaces could…
Why Concrete Cracks—and What to Do about It
Concrete is an extremely durable and strong material, popular because it has so many practical uses in homes and commercial buildings. However, when concrete experiences too much tension or movement, it can crack—making your concrete surfaces unsightly and weakening their performance. If you’re noticing fractures in your concrete, you’re likely wondering how serious the problem…
Why Are Retaining Walls Essential for Drainage Problems?
Is your home or commercial property a flooded, wet mess after a heavy rain or melting snow and ice? Drainage problems aren’t just inconvenient; they’re potentially damaging to your property. Fortunately, there’s a solution for dealing with hills and slopes that cause soggy soil, washed away landscaping, pits in sidewalks and driveways, and even foundation…
How to Treat Ice on Sidewalks and Driveways Without Damaging Concrete
Wondering about the best way to melt ice for your driveway and sidewalks this year? At some point each winter, Oklahomans can expect ice and snow buildup on our driveways and walkways. For safety reasons, those outdoor spaces should be quickly treated to make it easier to park and walk without slipping and falling. However,…
Does Rebar Add Strength to Concrete?
Does your concrete driveway or patio deck need reinforcement material to help it stand up to wear and tear? Will adding a material like rebar prevent cracks and other damage to your most frequently used concrete spaces? While you might think these are questions only asked by commercial property owners that get high traffic from…
Concrete or Asphalt: Which Makes a Better Driveway?
Driveway Contractors in Tulsa Prefer Concrete for Good Reason Have you ever noticed that the majority of residential driveways in the Tulsa area are made with concrete rather than asphalt? You’ve probably seen it, but perhaps you’ve never considered why that’s the case—at least, not until your own home’s driveway begins to show signs that…
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