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Fireplaces
Types of fireplaces: New masonry fireplaces have come a long way since the days when they provided more ambience than warmth. Today’s models are much more energy efficient, and some European models can heat an entire small home. The cost varies, depending on factors such…
Installing a Concrete Wall
While concrete is often one of the very base foundations of any structure, its stability relies on proper site preparation. Concrete can either be flat or shaped into three-dimensional objects. If you need steps, curbs or other form work, please let your service professional know…
Wunderbar Rebar!
Poured concrete needs to have reinforcement to prevent cracking or uneven settling. The most common, and typically best, material used is rebar or reinforcement bar. It is stronger than welded wire and will hold the concrete in place during changes in temperature and humidity.
Fireplace Efficiency
Flickering flames, glowing embers, and the essence of wood smoke: nothing is quite as cozy as a fire on a cold winter’s day. A fireplace needs to safely contain that cozy fire, encourage the fuel to burn, exhaust smoke, and deliver warmth to the room.…
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