Concrete sealing is the process of applying a protective coating to concrete surfaces in order to shield them from damage over time. As one of the most widely used construction materials, concrete is very durable but still vulnerable to deterioration without the proper safeguards from weathering, chemicals, and other environmental factors. For more on this, read our post on why …

Epoxy is a versatile and robust polymer widely used for a variety of flooring applications for basements, garages, industrial buildings, and commercial properties. Though there are many benefits to using epoxy on these surfaces, there are plenty of reasons you may want to remove epoxy from your concrete floor.  One of the most common reasons for epoxy removal is application …

Sealcoating stands out as one of the most effective and efficient ways to safeguard your concrete and asphalt surfaces. As you may be aware, asphalt and concrete driveways require maintenance from time to time due to regular wear and tear and environmental exposure. As the driveway deteriorates, you may need an overlay or outright driveway replacement. However, sealcoating can be …

Asphalt is a very popular paving material for driveways due to its affordability and durability. Asphalt driveways provide a hard, smooth surface that can withstand the wear and tear of regular use and weathering. They are economically priced compared to other paving options like concrete. You can read more on the differences between both materials in our post on asphalt …

Concrete is a popular paving material for driveways due to its durability and affordability. Concrete holds up well against weathering, requires little maintenance, and offers a long service life. The functionality of concrete makes it a sensible choice for any high traffic area. However, one drawback of basic concrete is its lack of aesthetic appeal. A bare concrete driveway is …

Tar is a viscous byproduct of oil refining and road construction. It is frequently tracked onto concrete surfaces from vehicles that have come into contact with tar-containing materials like freshly laid asphalt. Over time, exposure to elements like sun and rain breaks tar down on concrete surfaces and turns it to stubborn black stains.  Tar residues on concrete pose several …

Concrete is one of the most widely used construction materials in the world due to its strength, durability and versatility as a building and paving material. When poured and cured correctly according to design specifications and industry standards, concrete structures can withstand considerable stresses and last for many decades.  However, it’s also quite common over time for cracks to slowly …

Asphalt is one of the most widely used paving materials for surfaces like driveways, parking lots and roads due to its durability and affordable price point. It creates a smooth, hard surface that can withstand the wear of regular vehicle traffic. However, because of how asphalt is made, it is porous and naturally absorptive. This makes it susceptible to absorbing …

Gravel driveways provide a cost-effective surfacing solution for rural properties and low-traffic areas. However, the loose material is susceptible to developing pits and potholes over time under regular vehicle use. Left unrepaired, these depressions only get bigger with continued rainfall and wheel traffic.  Not only can potholes ruin the appearance of a gravel surface, but they can make a driveway …