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You can change the color of your concrete block walls, but you will need to use the proper technique to get the job done right.
Broom finishing your concrete can prevent slips.
Pavers make an individual statement. It's heavy work, but the end result is gorgeous and provides a real enhancement to any home that will last for years.
While it may seem that cement and concrete are interchangeable materials, there are several differences between them.
River rock makes an excellent natural accent for fireplaces. This expert guide will show you how to build it yourself like the pros.
The construction of the stem wall is one of the first and most important steps in building a structure.
When your concrete planter cracks or breaks, try mending it before tossing it out.
These self-tapping screws are for masonry and concrete.
Over time, in the elements, the blocks that make up the cinder block retaining wall can deteriorate due to harsh weather conditions. Replace or repair it.
Concrete paver stones taking a beating from the elements, but are fairly easy to restore.
Adding pavers along the sides of a concrete driveway not only makes your driveway attractive, but adds functionality too.
Protect your stucco by making it waterproof.
Pea gravel is an inexpensive and easy-to-install option that makes a great DIY project for the homeowner looking to dress up the driveway.
They allow concrete to breathe without breaking.
Create the shape and size you need with the right tools and technique for cutting slate slabs.
If you've recently noticed brick efflorescence on any of your home's indoor or outdoor brick surfaces, you may be curious about how to get rid of it. A stiff brush and basic cleaners can freshen up your whitened bricks.