Then add 10 percent to allow for spillage and slab depth variations to help determine the concrete cost per yard. Don’t overspend on your next masonry job. Here’s how to estimate a concrete order: ...

Updates to American Concrete Institute's CCS-1(10) Slabs-on-Ground educational document offers important new guidance on placing with today's laser-guided screeds and finishing with walk-behind ...

If you're looking into foundation repair/replacement, you may have heard the term 'slab jacking'. Here's what slab slab jacking is as well as its pros & cons.

James must rip out the old slab. The new concrete needs to be at least 6 inches thick, it should have ½-inch steel bars in it in both directions set at 2-foot centers.

Concrete slab foundation homes became popular in the early 1900s and increased with time. They went mainstream for a reason, but they tend to complicate the maintenance and functionality of other home ...

Whether you're building or buying a house, here is why you do (or don't) want a concrete slab and the benefits and drawbacks that need to be considered.