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The process of curing concrete is both an art and a science. The best and most thoroughly cured concrete yields maximum strength and durability which can last for decades.
 
Curing happens as the concrete particles and the available moisture form crystals, which gives the concrete its strength. Normally, concrete reaches 70% strength after 7 days, and up to 100% after 28 days.
 
Ideally, concrete should be cured in temperatures of 50° to 75° Fahrenheit- anything too low makes the process much longer, while anything higher than 90° will result in weak and improperly cured concrete.
 
But, what if you are located nearer the equator, or planning to do construction during the summer? Is it still possible to work with concrete?
 
The answer is YES. Here is how to properly cure concrete on a hot weather:

​Finishing smooth concrete is not an easy task that can be done by many since it requires skill and mastery in order to perfect it. In order to achieve the smooth finish you are aiming, we recommend that you seek for professionals to do the job to reduce errors when doing it on your own! Avoiding errors and failure in your work can help reduce future costs on repairs.

​Concrete is one of the strongest materials in the construction industry. It is ideal for patios, driveways, garages, sidewalks, and pool decks. It is incredibly durable compared to asphalt and can last for years. It is also less expensive compared to brick or stone. It is made up of three components;

• Cement,
• aggregate, which can be rock, sand or gravel,
• and water.

If you have an upcoming project in mind, this article can help you know more about concrete flatwork, as well as its advantages and disadvantage.

Concrete is known to be stronger than cement or asphalt. It is a preferred material in the construction industry. Its components consist of Portland cement, water and gravel, rock or sand. It is used for driveways, sidewalks, roads, bridges, buildings, houses, and more. There are different concrete forms such as concrete patio installation, concrete floor installation and concrete slab installation.
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Whether you have some newly made concrete forms or have existing ones that need to be repaired, concrete contractors recommend these certain types of concrete must be sealed and finished.

First, here are the top 5 reasons on why you should seal your concrete: