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A concrete block wall from Lake Forest Concrete Pros can stand for a lifetime. The term \u201cquality construction\u201d paints its boasting with a wide brush, but let us say this: There is no block wall contractor with the experience, the material, and the skills to match ours. What is a concrete wall supposed to do?<\/p>\n
Most of the time, it\u2019s not just one job. Of course, a function is of the highest importance, but they also need to look good doing what they do. That\u2019s common knowledge here, so our garden walls, retaining walls, accent walls, and honestly, every wall we build are as attractive as they are strong.<\/p>\n
To know more about Lake Forest block wall<\/a>, call us at\u00a0(949) 899-6146<\/a>\u00a0and get free estimates.<\/p>\n When you contact us about a new wall\u2014or about repairs to an existing wall\u2014we make sure to take down all the information we need. Nothing is assumed concerning what you expect to see when the job is finished. Once we arrive on-site, the foundation is staked. The size of your wall will be physically mapped out to your exact specifications. After that, we excavate.<\/p>\n The surface is removed to the appropriate depth, and if necessary, a foundation is applied to support the ensuing courses of CMU blocks or cinder blocks. Should your wall come up much higher than six feet, extra reinforcement gets added in the form of metal rebars. No matter what the case, the results are going to be both attractive and reliable.<\/p>\n A typical CMU block consists of portland cement, sand, and gravel, which is light gray in appearance. Cinder blocks come from volcanic cinder, and they are a darker, deeper gray. Each can be dyed to different colors and cut into varying shapes. We can even add veneer<\/a> to the exposed sections, such as natural stone<\/a> or brick. Ever wonder about those blocks that look cut with a hammer and chisel? Those are called split-faced blocks\u2014and yes, we build with them, too.<\/p>\nLake Forest Concrete Pros Method<\/h2>\n
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