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How Broken Concrete Can Be Reused

Doug Enright | August 5, 2014

As the world gets greener and we look towards ways to reuse things we utilize every day, concrete is the latest building material to be reused and repurposed for art. Broken concrete which you’ll often find on sidewalks, in pools and elsewhere, can be reused in a variety of art projects ranging from the abstract […]

Are Concrete Jungle Gyms Safe?

Doug Enright | July 31, 2014

Concrete jungle gyms have been in the news recently as older schools, parks and playgrounds are struggling to keep up with the times. While concrete jungle gyms are a thing of the past, you’d be surprised at how many you’ll still find around the country. Using concrete to build a playground is easier than you’d […]

Why You Need Asphalt Sealcoating

Doug Enright | July 29, 2014

If you’re using asphalt, and don’t know what its sealcoating is, you need to stop using asphalt. Asphalt sealcoating is made to protect asphalt binder, ensuring it stays in top condition as long as possible before needing repair and breaking down. If you haven’t been using sealcoating, you’re laying asphalt wrong and are probably spending […]

What is Concrete Paint?

Doug Enright | July 24, 2014

Concrete paint isn’t so much a paint or color as it is a technique. Most people are used to the drab boring grey color of concrete. If they want to spice it up a bit, they have to use concrete paint. Paint can make any room, floor and building look more natural and feel more […]

What is Asphalt Green Technologies?

Doug Enright | July 22, 2014

Going green is a popular buzzword being thrown around just about anywhere you go. Even in the asphalt business, some are looking to go green with how they use, handle and produce asphalt. While green asphalt does exist, it’s harder than you’d think to make the process entirely green. We’ll breakdown what green asphalt is […]

What is the Cost of Concrete?

Doug Enright | July 17, 2014

When budgeting for a concrete project, the cost of concrete will fluctuate. Depending on the contractor you go with, they may lock in the price once you sign a contract with them. The price of concrete fluctuates because, just like any construction material, supply and demand changes. We’ll breakdown the cost of concrete and what […]

What are Asphalt Shingles?

Doug Enright | July 15, 2014

Asphalt shingles are one of the most common roofing materials in use today. Roofs across America, and the world, utilize this type of shingle because it’s the easiest to make, install and tear down when necessary. The cost of these shingles will vary depending on everything from size, shape, color and type. Many companies offer […]

What is Concrete Pumping?

Doug Enright | July 10, 2014

Concrete pumping is when a concrete layer utilizes a machine to transfer liquid concrete through pumping. This is an easier and more efficient way of laying concrete that transferring it by hand, especially for larger projects and construction methods. There are two types of concrete pumps: One type is used as part of a truck […]

How to Create a Concrete Mix

Doug Enright | July 3, 2014

Creating a concrete mix isn’t hard. For some projects, you won’t even need to hire a contractor to get it done. If you’re into doing your own home improvement projects and need to create a concrete mix, here’s the basics steps for getting it done. Keep in mind you always want to refer to the […]

What is a Concrete Slab?

Doug Enright | June 26, 2014

Concrete slabs are one of the most used components of modern building. They consist of horizontal slabs of reinforced steel concrete. They can measure anywhere from four to 20 inches thick. These types of concrete slabs are often used for floors and ceilings, offering a sturdy and secure foundation for buildings as they are erected […]

What is Asphalt Repair?

Doug Enright | June 24, 2014

Asphalt repair is the act of repairing, replacing or repaving asphalt. Asphalt repair usually takes place between the spring and fall seasons when it’s dry out. If it’s wet, including rain or snow, asphalt can’t be laid and sealed properly which is why you don’t see asphalt repair take place during the winter months in […]

Do You Need Concrete Countertops?

Doug Enright | June 19, 2014

Concrete countertops are making a comeback. These types of countertops are made with concrete and sealed, giving you a beautiful, rustic look in your kitchen or bathroom. Countertops can make or break a room, especially the kitchen. When buying a home or investing in a home improvement project countertops are often one of the most […]

How to Choose the Best Asphalt Companies

Doug Enright | June 17, 2014

When it comes to any home improvement or community project, choosing the right company is paramount to its success. No matter the size or the scope of the project, there’s a lot of scammers out there looking to waste your time and money. We have some tips for choosing the best asphalt companies so you […]

What is Cement?

Doug Enright | June 12, 2014

Cement and concrete are often confused and interchanged in construction. However, they are not the same thing. Cement is what’s called a binder. A binder is a type of substance that sets, hardens and dries when interacting with Carbon Dioxide. Cement is a type of binder, used in everything from buildings to sidewalks to roads […]

What is the Cost of Asphalt?

Doug Enright | June 10, 2014

Whenever you invest in a home improvement project or a project for your community, you have to examine the cost. Cost can set you back not only financially but time-wise, so it’s important to get the full picture and know what you’re getting yourself into. The cost of asphalt varies throughout the year and with […]

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