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What Are Concrete Forms?
Concrete forms are molds that hold fresh concrete in place while it cures. They define the shape of the finished pour, whe...
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Ground prep is the foundation of every successful concrete pour, literally. A slab is only as good as what's underneath it. Get the prep right and ...
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The best way to mix Quikrete depends on how much you're mixing. A bag or two? A wheelbarrow and hoe will do. Anything beyond that, and an electric...
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por Mike Carmody
A 20x20 concrete slab is one of the most common residential pours. This size works for patios, garage floors, shed pads, and driveway extensions.
B...
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por Mike Carmody
If you've spent any time on a job site mixing concrete by hand, you already know how it goes. You open bags, dump them into a wheelbarrow, add wate...
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por Mike Carmody
If you're planning a front porch for a house or replacing an older entry, there are many ways to shape and finish the surface. The right approach d...
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por Mike Carmody
Trowel-finished concrete is one of the most common concrete finishes in residential flatwork. It's also one of the most misapplied. Here's what it ...
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por Mike Carmody
Need room for an extra vehicle or a wider approach to the garage? A concrete driveway extension is the fix. No full driveway replacement, no starti...
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por Mike Carmody
Backyard hardscape projects are steady work and clients are always looking for something new. Whether it's a simple patio pour or a full outdoor li...
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por Mike Carmody
A cracked, uneven sidewalk drags down the look of any property. A clean, well-poured concrete walkway does the opposite. It sharpens your curb appe...
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por Mike Carmody
You've got a new shed to build. Before you start framing walls, you need something solid underneath it. A concrete slab foundation is one of the mo...
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por Mike Carmody
You just finished a pour, the concrete has cured, and now it's time to strip the forms. But instead of a clean release, the concrete is bonded to t...
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