Entry Step Codes

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How To Pour Concrete: Pour & Form a Solid Concrete Slab (Step By Step)

Concrete is the superior building material for most, if not all, construction projects. In fact, there’s likely concrete used in nearly every building project that’s completed in the modern-day. If concrete isn’t taking the form of the foundation, it’s used to help support different elements within the structure. But today, we’re talking about a more […]

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Catch Basins and Storm Drain Repair – How It’s Done

What Are Catch Basins? Are Catch Basins Different from Storm Drains or Storm Sewers? Catch Basins, Storm Sewers and Storm Drains are used interchangeably in everyday speech. Most people have never heard of a catch basin and instead call catch basins storm drains or storm sewers. Which is fine if you’re just talking with your […]

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Entry Step Codes

First off,  building codes dictate that the entry steps (whether concrete entry steps or otherwise) into your home need to start out with footings, makes sense to me. If your entry steps are pulling away from your home or are sinking (not good) it should make sense to you as well. If entry steps are not properly […]

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How to Fix a Pothole

What is a Pothole? A pothole is simply a cavity or depression in a surface most typically found in asphalt pavement. They are caused by water expanding and contracting underneath the service, and in a place like Minnesota where the seasons change dramatically, those effects are exponentially higher.  Once a pothole is formed it can […]

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Sustainability in Concrete

Ever wondered how much debris is created from construction? How you can contribute to the sustainability of construction? Read here!

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Asphalt Bids in Depth: the Wear Course

Asphalt is paved in courses If you’re a good asphalt contractor and someone gives you the chance to do a parking lot or an alleyway or even something as cool as a whole new road, you are going to pave it in a few different courses. Most of the time, we pave asphalt in two […]

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