Laying New Paving

Posted on: 16 May 2018
The Australian summer has gone, and with it, the violent summer storms have dissipated. However, all that rain leaves behind property damage, and that includes potholes. As someone who has noticed a couple of small potholes in your driveway, you want to know what your options are for repairing them. Here are three options which are currently available to you. Option One—Do Nothing A small pothole is not aesthetically pleasing, but it's just a small pothole, right?
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Posted on: 9 January 2018
Road stabilization can be a good option if you're constructing a new building or other such project where the roads are not yet paved. This stabilization can cut down on dust and dirt that would otherwise become airborne due to heavy traffic, and can make the roads safer for driving. Note a few questions you might have about road stabilization, and this can help you to determine if it's the right choice for your construction project.
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Posted on: 29 June 2017
If you're thinking of having a sport court installed in your yard or outside an apartment complex or other facility, you may be surprised to find out how many choices you have for its surface material. Concrete is a favourite choice and very durable, but it's good to also consider artificial turf, clay, or grass. Note a few tips for choosing the right sport court surface for your home or commercial complex.
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Posted on: 28 April 2017
Home improvements are inevitable the longer you stay at your residence. To make the most of these improvements, you should ensure that they are functional renovations that work to make your premises more efficient as well as aesthetic changes to boost the attractiveness of your residence. One of the types of improvements that you could engage in is texture coating, particularly cement rendering if your home is made up of brick or stone.
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