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Concrete Pouring Mistakes: Site Prep, Mix and Support
At Lift Right Concrete, we’re able to pinpoint the sources of many of the cracks or other damage concerns to concrete that require our concrete repair services. One of the most common such sources: DIY concrete installations by home or building ...
Gutters and Concrete: Materials and Accessories
In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some of the basics on how your home’s rain gutters play a major role in foundation and concrete quality. The prevention of moisture from seeping into various concrete and foundation areas o ...
How Gutters Protect Concrete and Foundations, Part 1
For homes or commercial buildings that utilize concrete for major surfaces such as driveways, garage floors and related areas, there s a direct connection between these concrete surfaces and the building s foundation. Concrete issues in some of these ...
Preparing a Concrete Driveway for the Winter, Part 2
In part one of this two-part blog series, we went over some of the basics on preparing your concrete driveway or any other concrete surface on your property for the upcoming winter. Winter brings its share of moisture issues and related concerns to c ...
Preparing a Concrete Driveway for the Winter, Part 1
Winter is fast approaching, and for Utahns familiar with the frequent snow and cold conditions here during this season, there are a few important property areas to check before it kicks off. One great example: Those who have concrete driveways or oth ...
Concrete Settlement – Why Slabs Sink, Settle and Crack
Concrete settlement can diminish both the curb appeal and the value of your Utah property. Plus, cracked and sunken slabs pose a potential safety hazard – one that could put you at risk for a costly liability lawsuit. Getting your settled concrete ...
Why Repair the Settled Concrete Around Your Utah Home?
Maybe you have cracks in the driveway. Or perhaps you’ve noticed that your porch steps are sinking. Regardless, repairing the settled concrete around your Utah home isn’t one of your top priorities – but it should be. Concrete settl ...