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What Certifications or Licenses Should a Houston Asphalt Contractor Have?

In Houston, asphalt contractors are not required to be licensed or certified to estimate or perform an asphalt job – either residential or commercial. In fact, there isn’t a general contractor license in Texas. Instead, asphalt projects in Houston are regulated through the permitting process, as nearly all residential and commercial asphalt projects require a

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Common Challenges in Concrete Construction

Common challenges contractors face in concrete construction projects include: Cracking Crazing and other surface-level defects Spalling Soil instability and settlement Poor construction practices Concrete is characterized by its durability and is one of construction’s most reliable materials. However, it is also prone to certain issues if it’s not installed and maintained properly. Common Causes of

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Tips for Hiring a Concrete Contractor in Houston

Does your Houston business need a new piece of pavement? If so, you will want a proven team for the job, and some tips for hiring a concrete contractor in Houston include: Determining your concrete project’s details Prioritizing experience, not cost, when comparing contractors Checking the concrete contractor’s project portfolio and references Asking the contractor

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What is Land Grading?

Land grading is an essential part of the site preparation process, designed to ready an area for construction. Land grading services typically include the following: A site survey Site planning Soil analysis Project permitting Land clearing and vegetation removal Rough grading (cutting and filling) Fine grading Drainage construction When land grading is handled by an

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What is Recycled Concrete and How Can It Be Used?

Recycled crushed concrete is an environmentally and economically friendly aggregate alternative that removes the need for quarried materials. Recycled concrete is used in a few major applications in the construction industry – especially in Houston, where natural stone cannot be sourced and must be brought in by ship, rail or truck. In general, recycled concrete

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