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How Much Does Concrete Cost?

Doug Enright | May 4, 2015

When planning any home improvement project, there are a multitude of factors to consider, from the time frame of the project to whether or not it should be done “DIY” or through a contractor. Unsurprisingly, the first thing many homeowners ask themselves during the planning phase is: how much will this cost? Concrete is no […]

How to Use Concrete Molds

Doug Enright | April 17, 2015

Do you know how shapes in concrete are laid out? Many consumers believe that the shapes they see in concrete are actually created like bricks are made. This isn’t always true. While concrete can be designed that way, for the most part, it’s simply poured into a space and then concrete molds or stamps are […]

Should You Use Stained Concrete?

Doug Enright | April 14, 2015

Stained concrete is becoming an increasingly popular way to add some flair to floors, walls and more. If you’re looking to make an impact statement with a concrete surface, staining it allows you to do just that and more. Staining concrete has become a popular way to enhance concrete at home, offices and buildings across […]

What is Epoxy Concrete?

Doug Enright | April 10, 2015

Have you ever heard of epoxy concrete? You’ve probably heard of epoxy and concrete but never in the same mixture. This building material is a type of topping for concrete substrates that are often used in conjunction with traditional concrete and components. Let’s look at what epoxy concrete is, what it does and how it’s […]

What to Do with a Concrete Crack

Doug Enright | April 3, 2015

Stepping on or over a crack is considered bad luck in many circles. If you see a concrete crack, what do you do? Do you avoid it? Do you scoff at bad luck? You’d be surprised at how much trouble a simple concrete crack – no matter the size – can cause for a driveway, […]

Why You Should Consider a Stamped Patio

Doug Enright | April 2, 2015

If you’ve decided to take control of your backyard and add a patio, you’re not alone. More homeowners are investing in their property, making it their own. Whether you add a patio or something else, it can be an exciting way to make your home a place where you want to hang out, invite friends […]

How Much Does a New Driveway Cost

Doug Enright | April 1, 2015

There’s certain things that happen to every homeowner out there. You roof springs a leak, a window breaks, and your driveway needs repairing or replacing. Chances are if your driveway needs to be repaired, it might as well be replaced by the time you compare costs. But how much does a new driveway cost? Let’s […]

Should You Use Used Concrete?

Doug Enright | March 31, 2015

As more consumers, and homeowners, are looking to go green and save the environment in the process, they’re turning towards used products. This includes construction materials, like concrete. Used concrete is often repurposed after large projects, being donated for other projects and art. Art has become a popular way to repurpose and reuse concrete. But […]

Young Engineers Look Towards Concrete

Doug Enright | March 20, 2015

Young engineers around the world are looking for ways to change how construction works, become more eco-friendly and find ways to build without impacting the world around them. Concrete, and steel, are arguably the two most commonly used building materials with wood often competing for second or third in the list. Without concrete, builders would […]

Concrete On the Rise as a Decorative Material

Doug Enright | March 19, 2015

Concrete is one of the longest lasting and evolved building materials, because it can be used in a variety of ways and is constantly being turned into something more. Concrete is an integral part of your daily life. You drive on it, you walk on it, your house or apartment is built on it. Without […]

Delaware Main Road Closed for Emergency Repairs

Doug Enright | March 11, 2015

Delaware’s main drag, North DuPoint Road, is seeing some major concrete work. Most of this work is to a bridge on the drag. Crumbling concrete is falling from the bridge and sitting on the sides on the sides. So far no drivers or vehicles have been hit or damaged and while there’s no immediate danger […]

24 Hours of Concrete Pour Go Into WA Foundation

Doug Enright | March 10, 2015

A 41 story luxury hotel/residential tower is being built in Bellevue, Washington that will see one of the largest concrete pours for its foundation in the country. The continuous concrete pour will set the Washington State size record and it will stack up against concrete pours from around the nation in size and scope, too. […]

NC's Coal Ash Problem Can Be Benefit to Concrete Industry

Doug Enright | March 4, 2015

Last February, North Carolina dealt with the worst environmental disaster in the state’s history. A storm water pipe below a Duke Energy coal ash pond collapsed, causing more than 40,000 tons of coal ash to spill uncontrolled into the Dan River. Duke Energy, the state, and outside help rushed to stop the spill and keep […]

World of Concrete Comes to Paris in 2015

Doug Enright | March 3, 2015

The World of Concrete is an annual concrete convention that seeks to bring together people at all levels of involvement in the concrete industry. The year, for the first time, the World of Concrete Europe (WOC Europe) will be housed in Paris, France and will focus on global trade and equipment that can be used […]

Steve Martin Selling His Concrete Home

Doug Enright | March 2, 2015

Steven Martin’s 1970s home, built of concrete, and often called a fortress is being listed for around $11 million. His 7,377 foot Montecito mansion is considered a fortress to those who’ve visited along with neighbors. Often described as taking “residential brutalism” to the extreme. It sits on roughly 5.86 acres, offering an ocean view, detached […]

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