Luckily, you can fix small concrete cracks yourself, from patching to using epoxy injections. Just be sure to avoid mistakes, ...

Over time, it's common for concrete or asphalt surfaces to develop cracks and/or gaps due to a wide range of factors like settling, freezing/thawing, tree roots, installation issues, and more. Repairs ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The durability of concrete has made it a popular material for driveways. Although concrete driveways are made to withstand heavy traffic, the ...

Caulk can fix a wide range of household problems. Flexible, adhesive, and inexpensive, caulk is great for home repair. Caulk has a number of unusual uses, like preventing damage to cabinets. Caulk is ...

Q Our fireplace brick is cracked, and we want to know if there is any way to fix it. Also, there are cracks in our patio. Can those be repaired or at least made less unsightly? A Let’s take the patio ...

The American Society of Concrete Contractors’ Decorative Concrete Council recognized Industrial Caulk and Seal: ICS at their annual reception in Las Vegas at the World of Concrete convention.

Q: How should I deal with a crack in a concrete basement floor? It’s about ½-inch wide, and doesn’t seem to be getting bigger over the years. A: Polyurethane caulking is an excellent way to seal ...

It can seem like weeds are a never-ending nuisance. They are especially annoying when you find them growing through the cracks of your yard's concrete structures. Whether it is that small crack that ...

It might not look like it, but your driveway is in constant motion. Whether tree roots, overweight cars, or ground shifts, your driveway's concrete is always shifting and moving, often resulting in ...

Another minor home touchup thread.<br><br>I need to talk about best practices for caulking this time (shut up, I know there is an awful theme here with all the threads involving my new home... just ...