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C. Reynolds For Masonry

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C. Reynolds For Masonry

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125 years of experience

We do commercial and residential projects both big and small. We also manufacture stone veneer with the same quality as the "big box" stores but without the "big box" price tag! Give us a call today!

We do commercial and residential projects both big and small. We also manufacture stone veneer with the same quality as the "big box" stores but without the "big box" price tag! Give us a call today!

Madole Construction

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Madole Construction

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Madole Construction serves the Greater Reno area of Nevada with foundation repair, concrete lifting & leveling, and more. Associated with Cleanspace.

Madole Construction serves the Greater Reno area of Nevada with foundation repair, concrete lifting & leveling, and more. Associated with Cleanspace.

Ruckman Construction, LLC

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Ruckman Construction, LLC

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20 years of experience

Performs blueprint review, analysis of projects, preparation of construction documents, subcontractor selection and supervision, material purchasing, scheduling, project budget and development, building code compliance, and quality control.

Performs blueprint review, analysis of projects, preparation of construction documents, subcontractor selection and supervision, material purchasing, scheduling, project budget and development, building code compliance, and quality control.

Weigl Concrete

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Weigl Concrete

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16 years of experience

Weigl Concrete has been serving the Northern Nevada community since 2009. Our focus is offering our customers the highest quality product and value in today’s market. We only use the best materials and are dedicated to completing each project in a timely manner. Let us put a foundation to your plans. We’re happy to answer all your questions and to provide you with a free quote. We handle all size concrete or cement jobs. We are fully licensed and insured by the state of Nevada and California. If you have comments or questions about our services, or simply need more information please contact us. We work in all areas of concrete and cement.

Weigl Concrete has been serving the Northern Nevada community since 2009. Our focus is offering our customers the highest quality product and value in today’s market. We only use the best materials and are dedicated to completing each project in a timely manner. Let us put a foundation to your plans. We’re happy to answer all your questions and to provide you with a free quote. We handle all size concrete or cement jobs. We are fully licensed and insured by the state of Nevada and California. If you have comments or questions about our services, or simply need more information please contact us. We work in all areas of concrete and cement.

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Concrete Leveling questions, answered by experts

To remove solvent-based sealer, you can pressure wash the surface and wait for the concrete to dry. You may need a special remover product if you have a water-based concrete sealer. Another option is to etch and neutralize the concrete. 

If there is standing liquid on your concrete, remove it before attempting any of the above cleaning methods. For small amounts of water, use rags, a bucket, and a mop. For larger areas of liquid, lay down cat litter or baking soda to soak up the water first. If you have extremely large pools of water sitting on your concrete, break out the wet vac and get to work.

The standard thickness for a concrete driveway is four inches for an area that holds cars and pickup trucks. Larger vehicles like motor homes, heavier trucks, and trailers should be thicker to accommodate the added weight without cracking. Plan to pour concrete five inches thick for driveways that need to accommodate large, heavy vehicles.

One of the best base materials for a floating deck is a layer of gravel or compacted paver base to promote drainage and stability. Additionally, using concrete deck blocks or similar supports helps evenly distribute the weight and keep the structure level. These base materials help minimize moisture buildup, reducing shifting and rotting.

Magnesium chloride is often said to be the safest salt-based option for pet owners. Potassium chloride and calcium chloride are other common choices. For homeowners with dogs, urea is generally safe for their paws and won’t be harmful if ingested. You might also consider opting for an ice melt brand designed with pet safety in mind.

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