Have Cracked Concrete? Know How You Can Repair It
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6 January 2017
If your home has a concrete patio, driveway, or walkway, chances are that it will become cracked at some point. Cracks are quite a common problem with concrete, and thankfully, they can be repaired. Here are some tips for how to fix cracks in your home's concrete.
Large-Crack Repair Tips
It may seem odd, but you will need to widen a large crack in order to repair it. This is because it's important that all sides of a concrete crack are not jagged but instead are straight.
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3 Benefits Of Geotechnical Drilling
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27 December 2016
When it comes to drilling into the ground, there is a lot of equipment out there that can be used, and there are a lot of different processes and methods that can be put to use. Because of this, many people are unsure of which type of drilling to use for certain projects. Even though all of the different types of drilling have their own benefits, one good option for many projects is geotechnical drilling.
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Own a Small Business with Company Cars? Why You Should Hire a Fleet Management Service
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1 December 2016
If you own a small business that has company cars, you understand just how much of an investment you've had to make in your fleet. You not only had to come up with the capital to purchase the cars, but you also have paid for gasoline and routine maintenance so that the vehicles can remain in good condition. That's where a fleet management company can be of assistance. Use this information to learn more about why you should start working with a fleet management service.
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How To Add Molding To Recessed Windows
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7 November 2016
If you want to add some style and flair to your recessed windows, you should definitely consider installing a molding along the frame. Basically, by installing molding around a recessed window, you make it it look like a picture frame. This adds a lot of style to your walls and can also make your interior look more cohesive, especially if you use molding that matches your baseboard or crown. This article explains how you can customize your recessed windows by installing decorative molding.
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