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Concrete resurfacing brings new life to old concrete. Are you tired of looking at a drab concrete patio, cracked driveway or discolored garage floor? You may be able to restore and resurface existing concrete, without having to replace it, with the best concrete supplies from Intermountain Concrete Specialties. We have decades of experience in the […]

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For many homeowners, the summer months are ideal for spending time outside and especially for creating new outdoor entertaining spaces. Outdoor concrete surfaces, such as patios, porches and pool surrounds, are the perfect areas to congregate and enjoy beautiful weather, holidays and time with family. Are you thinking about adding a new concrete area or […]

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Only three things are certain in life: death, taxes and cracks in concrete. We can’t help you with the first two, but, fortunately, there are some steps you can take to postpone the inevitable cracks in concrete. First, make sure to properly prepare the subgrade before pouring concrete. While it’s drying, concrete contracts and shrinks—which […]

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Whether it’s for a shed, stair landing, dog kennel or hot tub, a small concrete pad is an easy and inexpensive home improvement project. Turn that section of matted grass into a functional and practical surface with a little elbow grease and this know-how. First, a disclosure: This guide isn’t meant to be a concrete-project […]

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Forms hold newly-poured concrete in place while it dries and hardens. After the concrete has fully dried, the forms are removed to reveal the final product. Understanding proper concrete forming is important if you’re considering a home project, like a walkway or patio. Improper forming can have disastrous consequences on any project. But forming doesn’t […]

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