Concrete is one of the most widely used building materials in the world. In this article, we explain the impact concrete has on the environment and what our concrete contractors in Vancouver are doing to minimize the impact.
Read MoreThe answer to how long your driveway will take to build depends on the extent of the project itself, the expertise of the concrete contractors you hire, and the condition of your driveway (if excavation or removal is needed or not). To understand this better, you first need to understand the process of concrete driveway paving. Learn more.
Read MoreIf you’ve ever slipped while trying to walk on an icy sidewalk, you know what that feels like. Learn about the importance of salting your sidewalks and find some more tips you should follow to avoid falling again.
Read MoreIn this article, you can learn about the newest brick paving trends that we have noticed becoming popular in Vancouver over the last couple of years. Get inspired by these trends and give your home the upgrade it deserves!
Read MoreWhen the road becomes icy during the winter, driving behaviour must change. Here are some tips to drive on icy roads in Vancouver.
Read MoreAlthough “blacktop” and “asphalt” are frequently used interchangeably, they are not the same. Since blacktop and asphalt use the same ingredients, there is cause for confusion, but read this article to know what makes them different.
Read MoreWhen properly laid out, parking lot lines help every driver to understand the rules to operate safely and to feel safe. Great linework makes for a great parking lot.
Read MoreThere are different concrete finishes that you can choose for your new concrete driveway, sidewalk or patio. In this blog post, we explain the differences between broom finished concrete, stamped concrete and exposed aggregate concrete.
Read MoreIf you live in the Greater Vancouver Area, you are probably well aware of the damage water can do. Here is everything you need to know about drainage installation.
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