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Dealing With Damaged Paving

Hello. My name is Gerry and I live in Perth, Australia. I would like to give you some advice which will help you to deal with any damaged paving on your property. Damaged paving doesn't just look bad, it can also pose a serious risk to you and your family if you trip and fall. When I noticed that my paving was damaged, I knew I had to take action right away. I contacted my local paving contractor and asked them to come and take a look. They did a great job of repairing the pavement. I hope you enjoy reading my blog.

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Dealing With Damaged Paving

Four signs that your asphalt surface may need to be repaired

18 November 2022
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Asphalt is a very practical surface for a driveway or a parking space. However, as it is open to the elements, it may suffer damage that needs to be repaired. Here is a quick guide to the types of cracks that you may find if you inspect your asphalt surface. Edge cracks One very common type of damage is cracking around the edge of the asphalt. This can have a number of causes. Read More 

Understanding Soil Stabilisation with Lime: The Ultimate Guide

15 February 2022
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Soil stabilisation is a process that serves to improve soil characteristics. It's usually done on poor quality soils to ensure they meet the required standards for construction work, paving, etc. Generally, cement and lime stabilisation are the primary soil stabilisation techniques you will find. And while each option has its pros and cons, lime soil stabilisation is a popular method because it's cost-effective and time-saving, among other benefits. However, knowing what the process entails can go a long way in helping you understand what to expect and plan accordingly. Read More