Concrete is a durable material perfect for sidewalks, curbs, dumpster pads, and similar sturdy structures. We at PTG Enterprises appreciate the strength of concrete and what it can provide for the look and consistency of your commercial property. Occasionally concrete can become cracked and broken through age, incident, or exposure to harsh weather. To avoid this, PTG recommends the application of a concrete sealant to provide additional protection to your concrete and to prevent extensive repairs in the future. Read on to discover the many benefits that come with sealing concrete. (more…)
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5 Benefits of Sealing Concrete
Thursday, October 10th, 2019Tips For Cold Weather Concreting
Friday, January 4th, 2019Waiting for a cold snap to break is not always an option for construction companies that need to pour concrete over the winter months. The curing process of concrete can suffer several consequences when poured in very cold weather. Specifically, cold curing can result in the degradation of sustainability and integrity of concrete meaning it’s less stable and more prone to breakage. There are a few different options for making cold weather curing possible which we will go over today. (more…)
4 Cold Weather Concrete Tips
Friday, November 9th, 2018Concrete is a durable and strong material that is generally low-maintenance, but your concrete surfaces will need some upkeep during the winter. Snow and ice can result in significant damage to concrete, as freezing water that seeps into the surface will cause cracks and corrosion. Avoid these costly repairs in the spring by starting winter concrete maintenance now! (more…)
Benefits Of Dumpster Corrals For Your Commercial Property
Wednesday, July 18th, 2018Dumpster corrals are essential for commercial businesses, as they offer many benefits for your customers, residents, and employees. Today, dumpster corrals are not only necessary for trash, but also for separate recycling bins. Continue reading to learn more about dumpster corrals and why they are important for your business. (more…)
3 Things Concrete Does: Shrinks, Curls and Cracks
Wednesday, June 13th, 2018Concrete is made out of three basic components, including water, aggregate, and cement. It is a very durable material, but unfortunately, it can’t last forever. Over time, concrete will show signs of wear and tear by shrinking, curling, and cracking. Learn more about why concrete does these three things and how to maintain your concrete pavement. (more…)
Differences Between Concrete And Asphalt
Wednesday, May 9th, 2018Importance Of Maintaining Sidewalks And Walking Paths
Monday, April 30th, 2018The walking paths and sidewalks on your commercial property must be maintained for the safety of customers, and in compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA.) Continue reading for regulations and rules property owners must follow to ensure their walking paths and sidewalks are safe for customers, and not liable for injuries or lawsuits. (more…)
Concrete Pool Deck Repairs From PTG
Wednesday, April 25th, 2018It’s almost Memorial Day weekend, which means that public pools will soon be opening for the summer. Now is the time for community associations and apartment complexes to schedule any pool and concrete deck maintenance. If your deck is in need of repairs, give PTG Enterprises a call today! We offer a wide variety of concrete care products and services, including pool deck repair and reconstruction. (more…)
Weather Effects and Sustainability Of Concrete
Friday, January 12th, 2018Variables in weather have a direct impact on a concrete mix, including whether it’s hot or cold, windy, humid, or dry on any given day. The most damaging type of weather is cold and precipitation in frigid temperatures. Ultimately, concrete should be as strong as possible to ensure its durability and longevity. Therefore, keeping new concrete protected from dipping temperatures is essential for producing a quality, long-lasting product. (more…)
How to Remove Tire Marks from Concrete
Wednesday, October 18th, 2017As cars travel over concrete, they often leave little reminders of their presence after they leave. Whether it’s from a sudden stop or high-quality tires, these marks do affect the overall look of your concrete. Your parking lot is one of the first parts of your property that people see, so of course, you want it to be in top condition. Remember these tips for keeping your concrete in pristine condition. (more…)