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Big Country Construction

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Big Country Construction

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25 years of experience

Do you want someone you can trust and treats you better than family? If so, look no further. We specialize in tile, masonry, decks and patios. We also do cabinets, hardwood flooring, cement work, landscaping and overhang roofs. We can do it all. Everything for your home and/or property inside and out. We do it all. No job to big or small. We have been in this business for 20 plus years. Contact us for a free estimate today.

Do you want someone you can trust and treats you better than family? If so, look no further. We specialize in tile, masonry, decks and patios. We also do cabinets, hardwood flooring, cement work, landscaping and overhang roofs. We can do it all. Everything for your home and/or property inside and out. We do it all. No job to big or small. We have been in this business for 20 plus years. Contact us for a free estimate today.

241 Outdoor

15231 Rue Belle
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241 Outdoor

15231 Rue Belle
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12 years of experience

We are a full outdoor maintenance company Locally owned and operated not a franchise. we employ Southerin Il workers for Southerin Il jobs. We offer payment plans and we accecpt Credit/Debit cards checks and cash. Our prices are very competitive . We are also fully Licensed and Insured. and all of our employees undergo drug testing and background checks.

We are a full outdoor maintenance company Locally owned and operated not a franchise. we employ Southerin Il workers for Southerin Il jobs. We offer payment plans and we accecpt Credit/Debit cards checks and cash. Our prices are very competitive . We are also fully Licensed and Insured. and all of our employees undergo drug testing and background checks.

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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

There are many options when it comes to driveway materials, including concrete, asphalt, gravel, and pavers. The best type of driveway material depends on your personal preference, location, and budget. Concrete is one of the most durable driveway materials, making it a popular option for homes across the country. However, it does cost more than asphalt upfront. Still, asphalt repair costs can quickly add up, making it a less economical option in the long run. 

A floating concrete slab is considered a footing since it distributes the weight of the structure to the soil, but not all concrete slabs are considered footings. For example, a T-shaped slab includes separate footings below the slab that support the concrete above and push the load further down into the ground. In that case, the slab would not be considered a footing.

Yes, concrete discoloration is common, as many factors can cause concrete to turn a different color. Differences in the concrete mix or how it was cured can leave the concrete in a variety of different shades. The best way to prevent concrete discoloration is to hire an experienced concrete pro who ensures a consistent installation process.

Visible cracks, scaling, flaking, and uneven surfaces indicate a bad concrete job. Additional signs vary depending on the project. You may notice poor drainage or even exposed rebar. Quality issues result from using the wrong concrete, rushing the work, or inexperienced workers completing the job.

No, you don’t need to wet concrete to cut it, particularly if you are using a dry-cutting blade. However, adding some water can help cut down on concrete dust. If you’re using a wet-cutting blade, then yes, you need a constant stream of water on your cutting piece while you’re cutting. 

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