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Concrete & Masonry
How to Deal with Condensation on a Garage Floor
Catherine asks, “Every time we have damp weather our concrete floor in the garage gets so much moisture on it that it’s dangerous to walk on. What causes this, and what can we do about it?”Condensation on a garage floor could be the result of the lack of a vapor barrier under the concrete slab.
Quikrete Green Concrete Mix and Asphalt Cold Patch
Quikrete has a new line of recycled concrete and asphalt products to reduce landfill waste. Quikrete Green Concrete Mix is made from 50% recycled materials while Asphalt Cold Patch contains 90% recycled asphalt from old roadways.Creating a Path in Your Lawn or Garden
There are a number of different materials used to create a garden path including stone, brick, concrete, and gravel. The type of material you choose will determine how it is installed. Watch this video to find out more.How to Cut and Install Retaining Wall Topper Stones
Paul asks, “How do I add square topper stones to a curved retaining wall?”Wedge shaped stackable stones can leave you with unsightly gaps. Adding topper stones can pose some challenges. Read on for tips for adding topper stones to your retaining wall.
How to Know if a Foundation Crack in Your Home Is Serious
Most cracks in slabs are small expansion cracks that should not pose a problem. If the crack will show, it can be filled with a concrete repair caulk. If the crack is 1/4” wide or wider, and one side is a different height than the other, you may have a settling problem that should be examined by a structural engineer.How to Score Lines and Apply Finish to a Concrete Patio
To liven up a bland concrete patio, start by thoroughly cleaning the surface with a pressure washer, then give it character by cutting a series of shallow lines into it. After laying out the pattern for the lines, cut them into the concrete using a circular saw equipped with a masonry blade and using a board a guide. Watch this video to find out more.Exterior Multi-Surface Cleaner
Thompson’s Exterior Multi-Surface Cleaner with oxy-foaming action is formulated to remove dirt, mildew, and other stains from a variety of outside surfaces including wood and composite decks, concrete, masonry, and even some fabrics.White Efflorescence Stains on Retaining Walls
Steve asks, “I built a retaining wall last year, and the blocks are turning white. Can you help?”
Those powdery white stains are likely caused by efflorescence. As concrete cures, the moisture slowly migrates to the surface of the block bringing dissolved salts and minerals with it.
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