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Construction Services Group

12451 Highway 59
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Construction Services Group

12451 Highway 59
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20 years of experience

Construction Services Group manages skilled personnel in carpenters, journeyman electricians, and master HVAC technicians. We also manage a vast network of various specialty contractors to enable us to accommodate most any construction need.

Construction Services Group manages skilled personnel in carpenters, journeyman electricians, and master HVAC technicians. We also manage a vast network of various specialty contractors to enable us to accommodate most any construction need.

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Quadrant Dynamics

11505 Fountain Blvd
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Quadrant Dynamics

11505 Fountain Blvd
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15 years of experience

We are a full scale construction company that services residential, commercial, and Federal contracts.

We are a full scale construction company that services residential, commercial, and Federal contracts.

SureStep Inc

5151 S Mingo Rd
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SureStep Inc

5151 S Mingo Rd
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13 years of experience

SureStep is a safety treatment designed to make hard mineral floors, such as tile, safer when wet. Does not change the look or feel of the existing floor and can last several years. Comes with a 1 year guarantee. Great for kitchens, bathtubs, pool decks, garages, warehouses, walk-in freezers, lobbies, restrooms and so many more. See a video demo online at www.SureStepInc.com

SureStep is a safety treatment designed to make hard mineral floors, such as tile, safer when wet. Does not change the look or feel of the existing floor and can last several years. Comes with a 1 year guarantee. Great for kitchens, bathtubs, pool decks, garages, warehouses, walk-in freezers, lobbies, restrooms and so many more. See a video demo online at www.SureStepInc.com

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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

The average thickness of a concrete basement floor should be 4 to 6 inches. The thickness of a concrete basement floor depends on your area’s building codes, the type of concrete you’re using, the load capacity, and the base flooring materials. Most residential basements require a minimum of 4 inches for standard foot traffic and light storage.

Unlike other fence types that require you to set posts in concrete or foam, you only need the dirt you took from the post hole for split rail fencing. Split rail fencing is initially a budget-friendly option. However, it’s not as long-lasting as other fence types, meaning you could pay more on the back end because you may need to replace fence posts or rails that come loose or rot.

If you're only working with a gravel pad, and there is no concrete foundation, you might be able to upgrade to a concrete slab, but you’d have to speak with a professional concrete expert to confirm and get pricing. If you have a concrete foundation or cement block walls around the area where you want to build flooring, you might be able to pour a new concrete floor over the existing one to forgo repairs. Again, speak with a concrete expert or foundation company to see if this is an option.

Efflorescence can damage a concrete slab for two to three years. After that, it resolves on its own once the surrounding salts are gone.

A paver patio will add more value than a concrete patio. Pavers are a more commonly preferred option from an aesthetic and longevity point of view, so most buyers will be willing to pay more for a paver patio than they would for a concrete one. Pavers also don’t require a permanent foundation, so they won’t increase your property taxes. Buyers also prefer lower property taxes, so that will play into the ROI you’ll see, too.

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