Concrete driveways, patios, and garage floors may take a beating, but that doesn’t mean they must show the signs. While these rugged surfaces are bound to receive their share of errant oil, paint, ...

As winter season leans in with its icy grip, it's easy for homeowners reach for rock salt to de-ice their concrete surfaces; however, salt isn’t the best choice—it can cause concrete damage, harm ...

Baking soda lowers the freezing point of ice but won’t damage concrete or harm pet’s paws, making it a great alternative to ...

Q. I have a concrete patio. How do can I remove tar from the surface? A. Unfortunately, tar tends to penetrate the porous concrete surface, and it is very difficult to remove. However, the Portland ...

RoMix, Inc. has developed a safe alternative to harsh acids for removing hardened concrete, Back-Set Molecular Cement Dissolver. Dissolves concrete at the molecular level, causing it to break down and ...

Repair cracks in concrete or asphalt with a repair kit, and for plant damage, flush soil with water to remove salt and replace dead plants. For metal or stone, clean with a vinegar-water solution and ...