Dec 21, 2021 | Cement Leveling Houston, Concrete Leveling Houston, Driveway Leveling, Seasonal, standing water
Houston’s weather is pretty great in the winter. We don’t really need to worry about heavy snow slowing us down or consistently frigid temperatures more than once every hundred years or so. Houston residents can likely go outside and enjoy a nice temperate sunny day...Nov 11, 2021 | Blog, Cement Leveling Houston, Leveling Sinking Concrete Houston
There is rarely new innovative technology coming out in the concrete industry. Sure, self leveling concrete is cool and all, but in reality the science and production process behind creating and maintaining concrete structures and surfaces has remained the same for...Sep 26, 2021 | Blog, Cement Leveling Houston, Leveling Sinking Concrete Houston
What happens if someone falls on your business property and they hurt themselves? Are you as a business owner or commercial property owner liable? It’s very important that you understand that the answer is likely yes if you’re found negligent of properly maintaining...Sep 25, 2021 | Blog, Cement Leveling Houston, Leveling Sinking Concrete Houston
Having a concrete patio in the backyard is great for relaxation after a long day or week. If your backyard concrete patio appears to be sinking, however, those relaxing moments can feel more like a frustrating balancing act. As the concrete slabs making up your patio...Aug 5, 2021 | Blog, Cement Leveling Houston, Leveling Sinking Concrete Houston, Seasonal
Houston has seen its fair share of hurricanes and tropical storms. Harvey alone caused incredible havoc and destruction, wracking up $120 billion in damage and taking 68 lives. Not to mention over three hundred thousand structures were either damaged or destroyed due...Mar 9, 2021 | Blog, Cement Leveling Houston, Seasonal, standing water, Travel
Texas residents have their power back on, finally, but this brutal winter doesn’t look like it’ll be going away, completely, quite yet. Subfreezing temperatures are still expected for much of Texas and even the Houston area might continue to have some uncommonly...
