"The above applies to residents of Yakima, WA; the so-called Heart of Central Washington has had its temperatures drop to as low as six degrees below zero in between December to January. The snowfall during that time is almost ten inches thick, and the danger prompts homeowners to invest heavily in ice-melting solutions– to the detriment of their house’s driveways and walkways. When you need to get rid of the salt damage, you can call on the experts from a Yakima concrete restoration company such as Concrete Restoration Inc. (CRI) to help you deal with it. Wagers said the troubles begin as soon as the salt and the water mix up. The mixture, which already contains 10% more water, seeps into the concrete and the temperatures enable it to expand inside the material during numerous freeze-thaw cycles. As a result, the slab shows flakes and pits from all the hydraulic pressure, in a condition called spalling. It should be noted that low-strength concrete and freshly-poured concrete are h
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