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Locality: Torrance, California

Phone: +1 424-704-7467



Address: 2433 W 237th Pl 90501 Torrance, CA, US

Website: oceanpacificconcretemasonry.com

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Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 16.11.2020

The shape of a deck addition should always be informed by the architectural design of the home. For instance, imposing a curving deck on a home that’s linear in all ways will look horribly out of place. Always follow the lines and proportions of your house.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 11.11.2020

Are you concerned that your wood deck will become unsafe for visitors to your home now that the wood has started to show signs of deterioration? Whether you need a few simple repairs or you’re ready to build a new deck, we’re always ready to help.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 30.10.2020

If uncared for, wood structures can last for seven to eight years. With new building materials available, however, this lifespan can be increased considerably. Such materials include composites and weather-resistant stains.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 21.10.2020

One of the benefits of using ironwood for decks is that it is naturally resistant to termites and boring insects, as well as mold. It is also fire resistant, stands up to freeze and thaw cycles, and safe for ground contact.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 03.10.2020

One advantage of choosing pressure-treated wood for your deck is its environmental sustainability. Trees used to create this material grow extremely quickly and are only planted on managed timberlands.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 17.09.2020

Is your deck barefoot ready? If it is not, speak to us and we can see what we can do to help make your outdoor space all that it can be. Some options might include smoothing out rough floors and fixing loose boards to help keep you and yours safe and comfortable.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 08.09.2020

Unfortunately, concrete paths and driveways on your property have the ability to draw your attention away from the rustic beauty of your home’s exterior. Choosing paving stones could allow you to maintain your home’s rustic appearance.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 27.08.2020

Did you know that seats and benches can be a part of your patio or deck design? Garden seats crafted into stone walls or wooden style features can offer a permanent outdoor resting spot which will only require a few pillows for maximum comfort.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 10.08.2020

There is a variety of different ways that concrete can be reinforced depending on the project. For example, many driveways are made with steel mesh reinforcement, while large buildings will often use thick steel bars on their pillars and other support structures.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 22.07.2020

The surface of a deck takes a beating all year long rain, snow, sun, and foot traffic all work to wear away the wood, breaking it down. If you prefer wood rather than a composite, we select lumber with tight and straight grains and with a low moisture content to deliver the longest life possible.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 02.07.2020

Roman road construction often used paving stones. The carts that traveled on the roads didn't have articulated front axles, however, which made it necessary to cut deep wheel grooves in the road to help the carts around corners. Today, modern automobile technology makes it possible to keep our paved roads and driveways perfectly smooth.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 20.06.2020

If you have the space for a large patio, consider adding a pond feature to create a natural and relaxing outdoor ambiance. Easy to maintain patio ponds lined with small rock walls fit in beautifully with stone pave patios.

Ocean Pacific Concrete Construction 18.06.2020

It’s important to remember that the brick on your chimney is for more than just aesthetic purposes. When your chimney becomes cracked, it’s easier for debris to become lodged in it, which could create a potential fire hazard.