Many people know that asbestos is dangerous, but don't really know what asbestos is or the extent of those dangers. This can be a problem for anyone who works in any commercial or production facility that may contain asbestos, as it can be good to have it removed if it's been discovered. Note some important information about asbestos and its removal so you know how to handle the situation if it's discovered in a building for which you're responsible or where you work.
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Stamped or decorative concrete refers to concrete that is painted or stained, usually to look like another material such as brick or stone. Decorative concrete usually refers to concrete that has an aggregate added; this might be a type of soft glass or gravel that gives the concrete texture and a better appearance. If you're thinking of opting for stamped or decorative concrete for your home, note a few questions to ask a contractor so you know what's involved with the work and how to care for it properly.
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If you need a 24-hour locksmith, you may be in such a hurry to get back into your home or car that you don't bother to ask them any questions, instead just telling them where you're at before hanging up and waiting. This can be a mistake, as you need to ensure that you're safe and that you don't get overcharged. Note a few important questions to ask an emergency locksmith when you need to make that call.
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Asphalt is a very durable material that you can use for a variety of surfaces, from roadways to parking lots and even home driveways and walkways. While it is durable and should last for years, you also need to understand how to keep it in good shape, as it's obviously not indestructible. Understanding the most common causes of asphalt damage can ensure that you avoid these as much as possible and that you are prepared for maintenance and repairs as necessary.
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Trips and falls are the leading cause of hospitalisations in Australia, so it is important to take care around the home to prevent yourself, your family or your friends becoming another statistic. While the summer heat helps to keep decks dry and safe, autumn leaves and winter weather can soon make decks moist and slippy. Below are some top tips to prevent slippery decking.
Keep it Clean and Tidy
The first and perhaps best thing you can do to prevent your decking getting slippy underfoot is to keep it clean.
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