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Precast Concrete Block Wall surrounding the perimeter of a property.
Cinder blocks have been traditionally used to construct foundations and basements due to their strength and durability. However, those same qualities, when considered in a block foundation wall, largely depend on the skills of the builder and the quality of their work. It’s no wonder why precast concrete walls are becoming the preferred choice in...
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Concrete being poured into a precast mold for a wall.
In the past, concrete forms simply helped shape the material by holding its mixture until properly cured, leaving the hardened concrete in the desired shape and size once removed. Today, though, various concrete molding forms help add additional attributes to the finished piece, such as texture, insulation, and even specific designs. Wood — Traditionally Used...
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Precast Concrete Stone Fence surrounding the perimeter of a commercial property.
When you need to install a fence on your commercial property, you’ll want to find an option that offers appealing beauty on top of solid security. While wood or stone fences meet these requirements, they have drawbacks, which you can outright avoid by installing precast concrete fencing with a stone texture. How Stone Walls Benefit...
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A precast concrete hollow block wall being filled with a concrete mixture to ensure the durability and strength of the wall blocks
If you have installed a precast concrete retaining wall that is made of hollow blocks, you might consider leaving them that way, but doing so can be a costly mistake that can affect the longevity and durability of the wall. The following factors should encourage you to fill those negative spaces with materials like crushed...
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A contractor repairing a crack in a precast concrete wall.
Even though precast concrete is designed to last for decades, minor damage and cosmetic flaws that form as a result of normal wear and tear are simply inevitable. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean you have to accept a structure that appears weathered or battered. There are steps you can take to repair these issues and restore...
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A retaining wall surrounding the boarder of a garden bed on a property.
If you’re unfamiliar with precast concrete retaining walls, you might be unaware of the diverse range of available styles. Building a retaining wall can save time and labor, simplifying construction. In addition, it offers the ability to save space since the concrete is poured and cured off-site. As you explore the types of retaining walls...
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Precast Concrete Wall being reinforced with steel poles.
While concrete is naturally strong and durable, reinforced concrete emphasizes these qualities. Creating a reinforced concrete structure involves using steel to create a supportive structure. The manufacturer embeds steel in the concrete to give it the strength and support necessary for larger construction projects. There are several benefits to applying reinforced concrete in construction projects....
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A wooden fence surrounding a property with visible water damage.
From flash flooding to small amounts of moisture in the soil, a wood fence can suffer water damage in many unique ways. Though you might like the rustic look of the wood fence, it is important to remember that considerable costs and labor are involved in its upkeep. Instead, you could consider a precast concrete...
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Concrete being poured into a precast mold on a construction site.
Modular construction involves the use of precast concrete walls and prefabricated concrete structures. While using these terms interchangeably is common, they have different meanings. Precast and prefabricated components undergo unique construction processes, making each component suited for different situations. Knowing how the precast and prefabricated concrete components differ is important in designing your structure. This...
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A crew of construction workers surveying a precast concrete installation.
If you haven’t thought about using precast concrete walls in your new construction, you might not realize the benefits of this type of product. Overall, many advantages that precast concrete offers over other materials come down to its value. From the initial construction process to the upkeep and care of the finished structure, the value...
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