Concrete sidewalks are hardy surfaces that can tolerate stress and are relatively cost-effective to produce. The only problem with concrete is that it is very brittle and is prone to expansion and contraction during different seasons. Concrete pavements need fillers...
Slab expansion provides structural give in sidewalks and driveways that allows you to save money in the long run. A flexible slab expansion joint made from material similar to rubber instead of conventional wood protects your concrete from the pressure that can cause...
Those narrow strips of wood in your driveway are expansion joints; as the temperature and humidity fluctuate, it causes the concrete in your driveway to expand and contract. Without expansion joints, your driveway would quickly develop cracks. Over time, driveway...
For a lot of homeowners, the perennial question remains: how do you fill up contraction and expansion joints? Which filler is right for what joint? If you’re dealing with the same issues, then here are a few handy tips to help you navigate through the selection...
Your driveway is one of the most critical but also underrated parts of your home. You can easily take it for granted because it’s always there and always sturdy. However, once the cracks begin to show, you’ll realize how much you need to have your driveway in good...