The foundation of structure is base level of the building and serves two primary functions: to keep moisture and groundwater out of the structure and to evenly distribute the weight among load-bearing walls to the ground beneath.

The bottom part of a foundation is called the footing. Footings in construction are critical, as the footing distributes the weight of the building evenly across the entire structure so that it doesn't sink into the ground.

Driveways often get overlooked when homeowners embark on increasing the curb appeal of their home our business. Concrete driveways are generally tough and low-maintenance, and it will be especially easy to maintain if it is installed correctly by professionals like Rock Solid. If the ground underneath a concrete driveway is inadequately prepared before the concrete is poured, the concrete could crack later on as the ground settles and shifts or as strong, invasive tree roots wedge up and under the surface. Once you have a concrete driveway professionally installed, it should last for over 30 years.

Masonry refers to the skilled craft and trade of building structures and architectural features using various types of masonry units, such as bricks, concrete blocks, stone, and sometimes even concrete itself. Masonry involves arranging these units in a systematic manner and bonding them together using mortar, a specialized cement-based adhesive.

Masonry plays a pivotal role in the construction of walls, facades, columns, retaining walls, fireplaces, and a variety of other architectural elements. It provides a robust and durable construction method, known for its longevity, fire resistance, and aesthetic appeal. Masonry structures can withstand the test of time, making them a popular choice in both residential and commercial construction projects.

Our skilled masons are responsible for carefully laying each masonry unit, ensuring precise alignment and mortar application to create a stable and visually appealing finished product. Masonry can be customized to achieve various textures, patterns, and colors, allowing for a wide range of design possibilities that enhance the overall aesthetics of a building.

Stucco is a versatile and time-tested exterior finish commonly used in the field of concrete construction. It is a mixture of cement, sand, and water, often with additional materials such as lime or acrylic polymers for added flexibility and durability. When applied to surfaces like concrete, masonry, or wood, stucco forms a hard, textured, and weather-resistant coating that enhances both the aesthetics and functionality of buildings.

Stucco provides several key benefits in concrete construction:

• Weather Resistance

• Durability

• Versatility

• Energy Efficiency

• Low Maintenance

• Fire Resistance