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Here lately we’ve been talking a lot about trends. Last week it sustainability and green living (a trend we hope for the sake our planet and future generations is here to stay). This week we’ll be covering the DIY trend taking the nation by storm and how it relates to home concrete polishing projects. Long story short, don’t do it. When it comes to projects such as these, it’s always best to hire a pro. But we know... You viewed this really easy YouTube tutorial at work during your “lunch break” and also saw someone on Pinterest was able to breeze through it in a weekend. We’re gonna have to ask you to stop your scrolling right there. While we know your intentions are pure, we’d rather save you the heartbreak now rather than mid-project when you realize you’re in over your head. Don’t believe us? Read below to find out why you should hire a pro to polish your home concrete floors!

It’s 2017, and it’s about time we realized our actions have consequences and affect more than ourselves; they also affect the Earth on which we live and future generations to come.

While there are some disadvantages to applying an epoxy coating to your garage floors, the positives that come along with doing so highly outweigh the negatives. For this reason, we think it’s pertinent to apply a coating of epoxy to your garage floors whether they be residential or commercial. When an epoxy coating isn’t applied, you leave your garage floors vulnerable to wear and tear they needn’t be in the presence of. To further iterate this notion, we’re going to explain in depth some of the things that make epoxy flooring worth using and what could occur if you don’t. Before we do that though, we’ll first give you the definition of epoxy, so that you know exactly what it is and why you should be utilizing it. Read below to find out more.

Hands down the the most important aspect of your home is the foundation. The foundation is essential because it is is literally what the house is built on and what keeps the building in place. Without it, your home would shift and slide about, so making sure your home has a solid foundation is critical - no pressure. When it comes to residential foundations though, one of the biggest issues is moisture surrounding it. If you have a basement, you’re often even more susceptible to moisture damage as it tries to pry its way in underneath and in the cracks. In an effort to save your foundation and thus your basement from utter doom, we’re going to further explain why it’s so important to keep a basement dry, clue you in on what can happen if you don’t, give you your options as to doing so, offer our recommendations for the best option, and how to execute whichever option you choose.