Cracked concrete? It might be time for concrete restoration.
Masonry restoration projects can require large amounts of time and energy depending on the size, scope, and, intricacy and materials involved in the undertaking. This is when concrete masonry can be highly effective as a low cost and energy-saving method to fulfill all of your restoration needs. Concrete restoration comes with a number of environmental benefits as well, which you can expect and enjoy for your next building project.
Concrete Is Durable and Low Maintenance
Concrete masonry is strong and long-lasting, this reduces the need for new production and manufacturing and the energy usage that entails. Not needing to constantly order new pieces or have repairs done saves time, money, and materials. There are lower costs and lower energy usage involved in the long-term maintenance and upkeep of concrete buildings.
Concrete Is Recyclable
Concrete’s Incredible durability allows it to be recycled for further masonry restoration uses. Concrete building materials can be easily repurposed for a wide variety of applications and projects, which is just not possible with a lot of less durable building materials.
Concrete Is Locally Produced
The demand for locally produced goods extends into the area of masonry restoration. Concrete can often be produced in a close proximity to the project location, which saves all of the time and energy which would expended in the production and transportation of building materials from far away locations. Concrete masonry also requires less specialized equipment, which reduces is negative impact on the environment.
Concrete Masonry Improves Air Quality
Concrete can not only improve the comfort of your building, but also the air quality within it. The use of colored concrete eliminates the need for the toxic fumes of paints and adhesives and reduce the amount of chemicals you are exposed to in your living space. Concrete is also naturally mold resistant, which can greatly reduce this risk of mold-related allergy symptoms and illnesses.
Get In Touch With DelPrete Masonry Today
While there are many other materials that we use at DelPrete Masonry, we’re not about to abandon concrete anytime soon. It has proven its worth many times over and we know that we can bring you a solid masonry structure with it. To find out more about your masonry options including the environmental benefits of concrete restoration, please contact our office today at 410-683-0650 or email us at mike@delpretemasonry.com. We serve Baltimore City, County, Harford County, Carroll County, Anne Arundel County, and Howard County.
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