Finishing your patio requires a couple of final steps to consider the job done and one of them is using a sealer. If you’re wondering when to seal a concrete patio and what you should use, it depends on multiple factors. A newly-poured concrete slab needs at least 28 days to cure before you can …
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Why does a concrete patio sweat? Is it just a normal phenomenon, or does it indicate a problem with groundwater? While finding water droplets on your concrete patio could be alarming, it’s usually the result of condensation. When warm, humid air meets a smooth concrete slab with a temperature below the dew point, the water …
Inspiration struck, and now you decide to build a new concrete patio into your home. You must be wondering: how thick should a concrete patio be? Typically, the standard thickness of a concrete patio is four inches. However, you can pour a thicker slab as long as it doesn’t exceed six inches. In this article, …
Septic tanks are essential structures, but they can be an inconvenience if you want to build over them. So, can you put a concrete patio over a septic tank, or is that unsafe? In most counties, building right over a septic tank is a code violation, so the answer is no. However, if you want …
Concrete is one of the most popular building materials, and it is commonly used for a variety of different applications. However, while concrete is such a popular choice, it doesn’t really look all that good. Many people prefer building concrete patios because they are generally quite durable and long-lasting. They are incredibly versatile and will …
A patio is an excellent place to relax and unwind. Just you, chilling and enjoying the fresh air with a cold drink after a long, busy day at work—or so you thought. Unfortunately, outdoor elements and regular foot traffic left your comfort space with debris and stains, resulting in discolored concrete. With that, you decided …