Concrete curbing and edging comes in many styles and designs, each suited to a specific purpose. Knowing the options can help you choose the right curbing for your yard.
1. Garden Edging
One of the most common uses for concrete curbing in residential yards is around flower gardens and border beds. Unlike other edging products, such as rubber strips, curbing won’t be destroyed by lawn mowers and weed trimmers. The concrete provides a durable and maintenance-free barrier that prevents lawn grasses and weeds from invading the gardens.…
Paving installation can boost curb appeal, improve your property’s functionality and increase home value. While paving options like concrete, stone, and rubber paving blocks are good options, consider installing asphalt residential paving. Here are the pros of asphalt pavement installations.
Durability
Asphalt paving is resistant to damage. For instance, asphalt is porous and facilitates water drainage. This prevents the risks of water damage on your paving. Similarly, the paving won’t crack or form potholes quickly as long as you hire professional contractors to install your residential paving.…
As a homeowner with a concrete foundation on your property, it’s important to keep it in the best possible condition. Concrete foundations are prone to damage from all sorts of things, including not just weather hazards but also soil erosion and similar issues. It’s important to address concrete damage and seek repairs as soon as possible to prevent them from worsening. Here’s a look at some of the things that you need to know about damaged concrete and the repairs it might need.…
