the house we are building has alot of board formed concrete walls. I thought I'd... More
Like Phillips-head and flat-head screwdrivers, both postcards and letters are useful tools, says marketing consultant David Alpert. “It's just that you use them differently.” To choose the right mailing tool, evaluate your objectives and your relationship with the recipients. More
Regarded as the fastest-growing segment of the concrete industry, decorative concrete now is making its way into projects of all sizes and budgets as color and texture experimentation has revived interest in the category. Once only found in high-end homes, colorful concrete can be molded into any shape, has excellent fire resistance, requires little or no maintenance, and is very strong. More
Forming concrete counters on-site requires careful preparation and perfect timing.... More
Thin polymer-modified cement toppings allow this contractor to produce decorative... More
Why settle for the standard gray stuff? Today's concrete can be treated to... More
Exposed concrete slabs don’t have to look dull and gray. Here’s how to use dyes and stains, stamped patterns, and exposed aggregate to create an attractive and durable finished slab. More
