For a sloped piece of land, a retaining wall adds so much practical value—and beauty too. It keeps your soil in place, aids in proper drainage, and creates a touch of charm! So, it pays to take good care of it—and that means establishing a proper maintenance routine. What steps will keep your retaining wall…
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Which Concrete Mix Is Best for Your Commercial Project?
When your commercial property requires concrete to be laid, you might initially expect your options to be straightforward. After all, concrete is concrete, right? The fact is—there are actually many types of this material, so you’ll want to choose the style of concrete that fits the surface you’re laying down. Our team is highly experienced…
Facts Tulsa Homeowners Need to Know About Concrete
Many homeowners have a lot of assumptions about concrete—for example, that concrete only comes with a chalky, grey appearance. However, professionally poured concrete is much more customizable and versatile than most homeowners realize and offers other unique benefits, like low-maintenance upkeep, added home value, and improved safety. If you’re considering a concrete project for your…
How to Successfully Expand Your Home’s Concrete Patio
Is your existing concrete patio small and outdated? Is it failing to meet your needs for a relaxing entertainment space, making it hard to enjoy outdoor living? If you’ve been wondering how to make your concrete patio more attractive and useful, here’s some good news—you can extend your patio so that it’s spacious and comfortable….
How to Reduce Slips and Falls on Your Commercial Property
Liability issues are a significant concern for commercial property owners—and rightly so. Pavement, parking lots, sidewalks, and steps all pose risks that employees, guests, customers, and tenants may slip, fall and injure themselves. So, those risks must be reduced if you want your property to be safe and appealing to those who use it. Fortunately,…
How to Spot Your Home’s Need for a New Driveway
Your driveway does more than serve as a place to park your car. When it is in good condition—with a smooth surface instead of breaks, cracks, and potholes—it provides a safe surface for walking and driving. And a nice driveway really boosts your curb appeal too, making your home look attractive and well cared for….
5 Reasons Retaining Walls Fail
Retaining walls are important for both residential and commercial property, especially if the landscape is hilly or steep. These walls are essential to keep dirt, landscaping, and outdoor property features in place. They prevent erosion and direct rainwater, melting snow and ice, and irrigation to drain safely away from the foundation of your property. Failure…
Common Design Flaws People Make with Their Retaining Walls
Your retaining wall serves more purposes than looking attractive. When it’s working as it should, a retaining wall keeps your property safe from erosion. It helps your land drain properly, so you don’t have puddles, pooling and damage to your home foundation. So don’t risk a flawed DIY project that creates more costly headaches for…
4 Myths (and the Truth) about Caring for Concrete Floors
When you’re in the market for new flooring options, one worthwhile material that homeowners and commercial property owners should consider is concrete. Yes, concrete! Today’s solutions and techniques make this material highly adaptable and attractive for a wide range of uses, including flooring. So, what’s stopping you from investing in concrete floors? Perhaps you have…
9 Steps to Improve the Curb Appeal of Your Business
When you mention curb appeal, most people tend to think immediately of residential properties—yet its importance to retail stores, restaurants, and service-based businesses is invaluable. About 70% of first-time sales at golf courses, lodging facilities, restaurants, wineries and other retail outlets happen because of curb appeal. So, don’t overlook your commercial property’s exterior appearance. Instead,…
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