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Broom-Finished Concrete Flat Work
Get tips for forming, pouring, and finishing a concrete slab, patio, or walkway with a textured, non-slip broom finish.
A Concrete Paver Walkway
Whether for patios or walkways, base prep is what keeps pavers in place
Permeable vs. Impermeable Pavers – What’s the Difference?
Consider the material’s cost, installation demands, and environmental impact when choosing pavers for you next patio, walkway, or driveway project.
A Green Oasis in a Hot, Dry Climate
Defined by a mosaic of indoor and outdoor spaces, a new house tames the sun and adapts a traditional Southwest style for an established neighborhood.
Designing accessible entries
With the right guidelines, everyone can easily construct and benefit from an accessible entry to their homes
How to Build Dry-Laid Stone Steps
Skip the mortar and use packed stone dust for a rustic walkway that will last a lifetime.
Replace an ugly metal railing
Q: I want (my husband) to replace the ugly metal railing on the concrete steps in front of our house with a nice wooden one. He says that it’s impossible,…
Laying a Flagstone Walkway
Setting the stone is the fun part; preparing a solid base first will make the walk last.
Durable outdoor steps
Over my 50-plus years in the trades, I’ve built plenty of outdoor paths with steps in them. I’ve used everything from railroad ties to flat rocks for steps, and I’ve…
Pinning Concrete Forms to Asphalt
Last month, I had a job fixing a deteriorating sidewalk. The new sidewalk was to have a 6-in. tall curb beginning at the edge of some asphalt pavement. I needed…

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