
Efflorescence: What Is It?
Efflorescence is a deposit of white chalky crystals that can sometimes appear on the surface of concrete products and other porous building materials, which have soluble salts in them.
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Efflorescence is a deposit of white chalky crystals that can sometimes appear on the surface of concrete products and other porous building materials, which have soluble salts in them.
ICPI recommends getting written proposals from at least three contractors. Be sure the contractor visits your home before providing the proposal. Please note that the lowest bid might not always be the best option.
Step 1: Planning
Start by sketching out a diagram of the area to be paved. Record all of the dimensions and note any existing structures such as your home, stairs, or other paved areas.