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Religious and Environmentally Enhancing Uses for Concrete

Hi! My name is Martha. I am a deeply spiritual person and a lover of the environment. To give myself a chance to meld those two interests, I have created a beautiful space in my back garden complete with a concrete birdbath, a small patio and a great deal of flowers. In this blog, I am going to help you learn to use concrete in your sanctuary. Whether you are designing a huge church or just creating a small spiritual space in your home, you will find posts that help you integrate concrete into that space. I hope you find inspiration for both your faith and your decorating objectives in this blog!

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Reasons Why a Condition Survey Makes Car Park Repairs Easy

If you are a business owner with a storefront overlooking a car park, you must keep it looking clean. The last thing you want is to be sued by customers who damage their vehicles simply because you neglected your car park. That said, car parks deteriorate throughout their lifetime, even if they are constructed using durable asphalt. As such, it is essential to conduct repairs in time before the problem gets any worse. However, car repairs must be guided by a condition survey, which is a process that evaluates the condition of the car park. This article highlights key reasons why a condition survey is vital for proper car park repairs.

Assesses Moisture Penetration -- Moisture is an enemy of your car park, and the more the park is exposed, the faster it will deteriorate. Assessing the level of moisture penetration is vital to understanding the amount and level of car park repairs that should be conducted. For instance, if it is the wet season, and the car park on your property is not adequately covered, then rain and snow that settles on the surface will begin to penetrate through slowly. If you do not shovel the snow or push the paddles of water away, then you will soon start to see cracks on the surface. A condition survey gives you an idea of the level of moisture penetration in the concrete or asphalt, and consequently, the amount of work necessary, if any.

Identifies Level of Contamination -- As a business owner, you do not get to choose which type of cars park on your parking lot. Therefore, you will get all manner of vehicles, including those that leak all kinds of fluids. Some of the fluids are corrosive and can cause extensive damage to the parking lot's asphalt surface. For example, if engine oil or brake fluid finds its way into the concrete or asphalt surface of the parking lot through fissures, the oil will start to react immediately. By carrying out a condition survey, you will know the level of contamination the asphalt has been exposed to, which will guide the repairs.

Provides Pictorial Evidence -- It is one thing to look at the condition of a parking lot and decide on the appropriate car park repairs and another thing to have pictorial evidence of the damage. Pictures can be especially helpful if you want to handle the repairs yourself, but you do not know how to go about the process. If you explain what you saw to a service provider, you will likely not get the right repair materials. However, a condition survey of the parking lot allows you to take pictures and submit them to a service provider. Based on the photos, a concreting company will decide whether a do-it-yourself solution is appropriate or if the extent of damage needs professional repairs.

For more information about car park repairs, contact a local resource.