Category: Concrete Services

Concrete walkways and sidewalks can provide pedestrians with a safe path to follow for many decades. However, the primary key to a long-lasting concrete pavement lies in the initial construction. If the contractor uses poor materials, designs the pavement incorrectly or fails to follow proper construction techniques, the sidewalk can fail in just a few […]

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Concrete parking lots have always been a popular choice in Central Texas. With relatively mild winters, concrete is not subjected to the extreme freeze/thaw cycles that are present in most of the northern states; since concrete is not extremely flexible, it can be damaged by severe winter weather. During hot Texas summers, concrete tends to […]

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Humans were constructing ramps for various purposes long before written records existed. A 3.7-mile paved ramp constructed by the ancient Greeks was used to drag ships across the Isthmus of Corinth. Earthen ramps were used to allow an army besieging a city to storm the defenses, and there is some evidence that the builders of […]

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Whether you are installing a new driveway or need to replace your current pavement, your first decision will be to choose between asphalt and concrete pavement. In Central Texas, concrete driveways are very popular. The weather plays a significant part in determining the best pavement; hot summers tend to favor concrete, while extremely cold winters […]

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Concrete curbing serves a variety of functions. It can serve as a barrier to vegetation, direct runoff into storm drains, define the boundaries of the property and discourage driving onto restricted areas. Curbs provide a formal, finished appearance to the pavement that many people find aesthetically pleasing. Concrete Curbing There are several different types of […]

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In 1990, the Americans with Disabilities Act, typically called the ADA, was enacted to safeguard the rights of the disabled. One important part of the law requires that any building that the public is allowed to access must provide access for those who have mobility issues. The law covers a wide range of buildings, including […]

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