VILZ Concreting and Excavation

Concrete Drives last long, but surely not for eternity! They do suffer wear and tear, though that takes ages. Still, the extent of their wear and tear will depend upon the extent of their use, how well they were laid and how perfectly they are maintained. Now when at all they suffer wear and tear, they show certain specific signs, which will unmistakably tell you that it is time for resurfacing your concrete driveway. Here some of these signs are, for your perusal. Appearance of cracks This is the first and foremost sign that your concrete driveway needs resurfacing. This is a pretty common issue that the concrete driveways suffer from, over time. At times, these cracks will be hairline, and then they will start widening up and spreading all along the driveway, with the two edges of cracks getting uneven, and with the pressure of the wheels of the vehicle, they gradually widen further with traces of concrete chipping off. Besides, fuel, oils, grimes and other harmful agen...

Asphalt driveways are becoming a thing of the past in case of high-end properties, as concrete takes over. The possibilities of concrete blocks are endless - you can even mix them with colour to make your driveway look aesthetically pleasing. However, when it comes to a driveway, safety and longevity are of greater interest than aesthetics. The question that should be bugging you by now is this: should you invest your precious bucks in a concrete or asphalt driveway? There are advantages as well as disadvantages of both of the substances, but if you want to invest in a driveway that will last longer and give you adequate service, you should go for concrete. Concrete and asphalt both shine as driveway materials, albeit in different conditions and circumstances. If we consider the functional aspect, however, concrete results better in these conditions: If you want a sturdy driveway during the Summer In the scorching heat of the summer, asphalt as a material is p...