Getting outstanding GPR (ground penetrating radar) images depends on how well you briefed the company that undertook the scanning exercise. This article discusses some of the things you should communicate during that briefing so that you get exceptional scan images of your concrete structure.
Your Reason for Scanning
You should reveal why you would like the concrete structure to be scanned. For instance, would you like to drill cores through the depth of the entire slab or through just part of it?
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Homeowners who would like to construct an extension to their homes have the option of selecting a concrete pump or a chute to deliver the concrete mix to the site of the pour. This article discusses some of the reasons why it would be wise to use a concrete pump instead of a chute during your construction project.
Less Labour
Concrete pumping systems require fewer employees when compared to a chute.
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If your property has a stormwater pit, you need to ensure it's cleaned out properly and that this is done as often as needed. That storm drain is meant to direct water away from your property so that it doesn't then collect around your home's foundation and cause damage and leaks. The pit and drain will also help prevent flooding on your property. However, that drain won't function properly if you don't have the stormwater pit cleaned as often as needed; note a few signs that it's time to have this done and then discuss this work with a cleaning contractor as needed.
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Exposed aggregate concrete is a very popular choice amongst homeowners who wish to refinish their driveways. In addition to being aesthetically appealing, this material is also weed resistant and durable enough to withstand severe weather conditions and heavy traffic. However, whilst it is certainly one of the more low-maintenance materials, it does still require some upkeep. If you intend to use this material for your new driveway, here are three things you'll need to do to keep it in the best possible condition.
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Most people don't realize that a concrete slab is a vital component of a structure that is responsible for the stability of a building, and any errors in the piece could result in catastrophic problems. Thus, it is essential to familiarize with the most common concrete slab issues and why it is vital to have them dealt with promptly. The role of a concrete slab A concrete slab is the stable foundation of a building made of strong concrete at ground level.
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