Managing stormwater is a critical component of any construction project, particularly in areas prone to heavy rainfall. A well-designed stormwater system not only prevents flooding but also minimizes the risk of water damage to property and infrastructure. For businesses and homeowners in Houston, working with expert Storm water drainage contractors ensures that stormwater is managed efficiently and safely.
Concrete is the foundation of modern construction, and in Houston, its importance cannot be overstated. From towering skyscrapers to sturdy residential structures, concrete builders play a crucial role in shaping the city’s landscape. At Houston Concrete Solutions, we take pride in our commitment to delivering high-quality concrete solutions that meet the diverse needs of our clients.
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The History of Cement and Concrete
Introduction
Cement and concrete have a long and illustrious history. From the Ancient Egyptians to modern buildings, both have served as materials for the most astonishing of construction projects. This five-part series tracks how the materials have developed over time.
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The History of Cement and Concrete
Introduction
Cement and concrete have a long and illustrious history. From the Ancient Egyptians to modern buildings, both have served as materials for the most astonishing of construction projects. This five-part series tracks how the materials have developed over time.
Continue reading “The History of Cement and Concrete Part 2”
The History of Cement and Concrete
Introduction
Cement and concrete have a long and illustrious history. From the Ancient Egyptians to modern buildings, both have served as materials for the most astonishing of construction projects. This five-part series tracks how the materials have developed over time.
Continue reading “The History of Cement and Concrete Part 3”
The History of Cement and Concrete Part 4
Introduction
Cements and concrete have a long and illustrious history. From the Ancient Egyptians to modern buildings, both have served as materials for the most astonishing of construction projects. This five-part series tracks how the materials have developed over time.
Continue reading “The History of Cement and Concrete Part 4”
The History of Cement and Concrete Part 5
Introduction
Cement and concrete have a long and illustrious history. From the Ancient Egyptians to modern buildings, both have served as materials for the most astonishing of construction projects. This five-part series tracks how the materials have developed over time.
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Of course, ancient civilizations have been using a type of cementation before the modern concrete was invented. The Romans, the ancient Greeks, Babylonians and Egyptians all had their types of binders. The Romans and the Greeks utilized a pozzolan, sometimes artificial, for creating hydraulic cement. Before that, the Babylonians used bitumen as a binder for bricks and Egyptians used mortar for their stones.
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For many, Houston has an enviable climate: hot in the summer; mild in the winter; and with levels of humidity throughout the year to make it a fertile growing spot. But how does the heat and moisture impact on Houston’s infrastructure and, specifically, its concrete?
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Bollards are a series of short post utilized to protect specific and sensitive areas as well as guiding traffic appropriately. It can provide relief from certain impacts where building protection and security are important. Bollards can also be placed in series or in line to serve as a visual characteristic to manage pedestrian walkway areas and warehouse driveways for vehicle loading and logistics. Other applications might include boundary demarcations or access prevention to restricted areas as well as building entrances and utility rooms.
