Grout is the material that is applied to the spaces between the tiles on a wall or floor.
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Cement blocks provide an easy, cost effective material for the homeowner where a project is too small or too inaccessible for a concrete pour.
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Wrought iron conjures images of a blacksmith working over a hot coal forge hammering red hot metal into entrancing shapes.
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Mortar used to lay bricks is a bonding compound of cement or lime, water, and sand.
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Chimneys serving fireplaces, water heaters, boilers, furnaces, and other fuel-burning appliances deteriorate over time.
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Asphalt makes an excellent driveway surfacing material but it does require annual maintenance and upkeep.
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Area wells are required by the Uniform Building Code for two specific purposes: To provide for basement egress.
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Stucco is an old style of siding that is still popular in many parts of the country.
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Cement drives accumulate stains over time due to leaking oil and other fluids like brake fluid and antifreeze.
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The surface of fireplace brick gets dirty from soot and dust that accumulates on its surface as the fireplace is used.
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