Flooding caused by heavy precipitation, melting snow or runoff may pose problems for all kinds of properties. Older and newer residential houses and developments may be at risk for flooding if proper precautions are not taken. All builders and homeowners need to take preventive measures to avoid flooding, and aim for proper drainage and lot […]

CARE OF CONCRETE You may step on fresh concrete two days after it has been poured. Heavy objects (patio furniture) can safely be placed on fresh concrete in two or three days. You can drive on your driveway 6-8 days after concrete is poured. Fresh concrete can very easily be scuffed; do not drag anything […]

As a construction and demolition (C&D) company, Sarnia Cement Services continuously update our knowledge of Sarnia and the surrounding area’s disposal rules, regulations and requirements while committing to reuse and recycle. We thrive on educating our employees and involving our sub-contractors to `make recycling part of the job` while indicating the designated salvage containers. We […]

Employers & Employees The Basics: The Smoke-Free Ontario Act came into force on May 31, 2006. The act prohibits smoking in enclosed workplaces and enclosed public places in Ontario in order to protect workers and the public from the hazards of second-hand smoke. Enclosed Workplaces: The Act seeks to protect employees from exposure to second-hand […]

You may seal your new concrete formation 28 days after it has been poured. You may step on your newly sealed cement 24 hours after the sealant has been applied and vehicular after 72 hours. Sealing exterior, horizontal surfaces such as driveways, sidewalks, floors, pool areas and patios not only extends the service life, it […]