3 Ways to Use Crushed Concrete in Your Landscaping…
Crushed recycled concrete can also be used as the dry aggregate for brand new concrete if it is free of contaminants. Also, concrete pavements can be broken in place and used as a base layer for an asphalt pavement through a process called rubblization. Crushed...
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Reasons to Consider Crushed Stone, Gravel, or Recycled Concrete as Ground Cover for Your Landscaping…
Aggregate is a term that is used to describe a broad category of particulates used in construction and landscaping. Aggregate can be made up of crushed stone, gravel, sand, recycled concrete, slag, and other mined materials. If you are looking for nice appearance, low...
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What You Need To Know Before Creating a Pea Gravel Patio…
Using natural materials in hardscaping is among one of most the popular trends in patios right now. Among these natural options, pea gravel is one of the best. Pea gravel is visually appealing as the small, round stones offer a soft look to the space they occupy. The...
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All You Need to Know About Fill Dirt: Uses, Prices, and Delivery…
Fill dirt is earthy material which is used to fill in a depression or hole in the ground to create mounds or otherwise artificially change the grade or elevation of real property. Fill dirt is usually subsoil (soil from beneath the top soil) and underlying soil parent...
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The 3 Types of Gravel That Are Best For Your Driveway…
Gravel is typically graded by size, and most driveways use 3 different types of gravel that are put down in layers to create a solid foundation and ensure proper drainage. Gravel driveways are relatively inexpensive and easy to install as a DIY project. Your decision...
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5 Reasons for Using Washed Gravel in Your Next Landscaping Project…
Washed gravel is used in many different types of construction and home improvement projects. Both professionals and do-it-yourselfers should have a good understanding of what this material is, as it provides an array of functional and aesthetic benefits. After it’s...
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What Is Topsoil, What Is It Used For, and What Kind Do You Need?…
Why is topsoil so important? In your business or in your home garden when it comes to landscaping you hear the word topsoil all the time. We would like to answer some of the most common questions about topsoil in this article. What is Topsoil? Almost every homeowner...
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8 Tips To Get The Most Out of Your Next Landscaping Project…
Good Landscaping will increase your home's curb appeal and make you proud and excited about the new look. We have some tips for your landscaping projects whether it be in the front yard or the backyard or even just a small project for your side yard. Your yard is a...
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Tips For Correctly Building a Gravel Driveway
Although one of the first aesthetic components of your home that visitors notice, driveways are often one of the most overlooked areas of home construction and maintenance. If you’re looking to add charm, texture, dimension, and visual interest to your property, you...
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Tips on Choosing the Riprap Rock Supplier For Your Next Project
Riprap construction stone refers to a foundation or retaining wall of stones or chunks of concrete thrown together -- a layer of this material is often used on embankment slopes to prevent erosion. Contractors and other people frequently find themselves in need of...
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