Why Kerb Repairs Are Important on Your Residential Property

Posted on: 22 October 2021

You might have nice kerbs around the edges of your property, and you might have never had to have any work done to them. In fact, they might have already been installed before you ever purchased your home, so you might not have thought about your kerbs much at all. However, you should check over your kerbs from time to time to look for cracks, crumbling and other issues. If you notice that there is something wrong with your residential kerbing, you should know that having kerb repairs done is very important for these reasons and more. [Read More]

Are You Revamping Your Basement? Choose Epoxy Flooring!

Posted on: 24 May 2021

If you are planning to remodel your basement into a living space, you could be focusing on how you can make the décor inviting. But whether you are transforming it into a game room, a man cave or even an extra bedroom, one thing you should never overlook is the flooring. While you could be thinking that placing a carpet over the concrete floor will make this space cosier, the reality is that the unfinished floor will pose some challenges down the road. [Read More]

Why Removing Concrete Is Not As Easy As You May Think

Posted on: 8 April 2021

Concrete is a very durable material that is present in most buildings, both on the outside (in the form of driveways) and inside (either as flooring or as part of the foundation). Occasionally people will change their minds about the look of concrete or simply want to try something different. While that is perfectly normal, it also often comes with the assumption that getting rid of concrete is easy. If you want another type of flooring that requires the area to be clear, then the best way to get rid of concrete is through a process known as concrete cutting. [Read More]

Benefits of Resurfacing Your Asphalt Car Park

Posted on: 11 December 2020

Potholes develop in asphalt when water permeates the surface and soaks into the paving, which destabilises as a result. Once heavy vehicles drive across it, they can damage the weakened structure. If the holes extend deeply or they cover a large area, resurfacing the entire site may be the most effective car park repair. Consider the following benefits. Prevent Further Holes By spreading a new layer of asphalt over the old base, you'll prevent further potholes from forming in the short term. [Read More]