Category: Concrete And Ice
Easiest Way To Melt Ice (It’s Not Salt!)
Getting rid of the treacherous layer of snow from your driveway and sidewalk is critical. Most often homeowners use salt to deice the snow outside their homes on the driveway,...
How To Neautralize Salt On Concrete
Salt used to de-ice roads and sidewalks gets on your shoes, tires, and vehicle undercarriage throughout the winter months. While this layer of salt is necessary for melting ice and...
How To Remove Salt Stains From Concrete
Salt and deicers combine to form a chemical mixture that seeps into concrete when diluted with enough water. The brine re-freezes when the temperature drops, then evaporate when the temperature...
How Salt Damages The Concrete And What To Do About It
With winter comes a series of festivals and holidays. However, these aren’t the only things that come along with it. Some things that can make you worry about the winters...
Ice Melt Alternatives Safe For Concrete
To de-ice our driveway, walkway, or patio, we use ice melts. While ice melts are effective at melting snow and ice, they can harm your concrete. Icemelt can dry up...
Is There An Ice Melt That Won’t Damage Concrete?
Imagine you built a house with all your savings, and then comes the winter and along with it comes ice and snow. Now your home is covered with snow, and...
Pet Safe Ice Melt: Are They Really Safe?
Ice melt, which keeps you safe in cold weather, may harm dogs and cats who come into contact with it. Ice melting products allow you to walk safely to your...
Winter Storm Warning: The Only Ice Melt That’s Safe for Concrete
With the onset of winters it is time to start thinking of buying an ice melt for your driveway and roof shingles. But not any ice melt is right for...
7 Ways To Protect Your Concrete Driveway
Driveways are one of the most heavily used areas of your home, and they are frequently overlooked until they become stained or cracked. Make repairs as soon as possible to...