Paving the ground is important in any construction project because it not only make the adjacent area of the structure aesthetically pleasing and thus easier on the eyes; it also makes the ground easier to keep.
However, the problem of whether to commence paving prior to building actually gets constructed; or after its base foundation is already in place, is something that the contractors and owners have to carefully talk about.
PAVE BEFORE OR AFTER?
In some locations, the local government may require the builders to pave the ground prior to construction. The reason behind this is to have a road that will be easier to access should anything untoward may occur in the course of construction; like as fire accidents.
This being the case, the road should be developed and paved prior to we can even begin on the construction of the edifice. However, the dilemma here is that damaging the paving may take place when heavy equipments pass on the paved road.
We should therefore view all options available to protect the paving while construction is underway.
On the other hand, if there are no strict rules on paving prior to construction, then there is no problem here. We can start paving after we have completed at least the heavy construction phase to make sure that the paved road will not be damaged in any way and will still be intact once we have finished the building construction project.
GETTING READY TO PAVE
Prior to paving, we must first check the quality of the soil so we can create the perfect foundation for the paving material. Checking for soft areas in the soil is necessary because this will also help us with coming up with the right mix of foundation for the various soil qualities within the location.
There are expert pavers that can can work on this plus take care of the whole paving aspect to ensure that the finished paving can withstand pressure from heavy traffic; driving through of heavy vehicles and the like; as well as staving off moisture or down to a minimum level as much as possible. - 30228
However, the problem of whether to commence paving prior to building actually gets constructed; or after its base foundation is already in place, is something that the contractors and owners have to carefully talk about.
PAVE BEFORE OR AFTER?
In some locations, the local government may require the builders to pave the ground prior to construction. The reason behind this is to have a road that will be easier to access should anything untoward may occur in the course of construction; like as fire accidents.
This being the case, the road should be developed and paved prior to we can even begin on the construction of the edifice. However, the dilemma here is that damaging the paving may take place when heavy equipments pass on the paved road.
We should therefore view all options available to protect the paving while construction is underway.
On the other hand, if there are no strict rules on paving prior to construction, then there is no problem here. We can start paving after we have completed at least the heavy construction phase to make sure that the paved road will not be damaged in any way and will still be intact once we have finished the building construction project.
GETTING READY TO PAVE
Prior to paving, we must first check the quality of the soil so we can create the perfect foundation for the paving material. Checking for soft areas in the soil is necessary because this will also help us with coming up with the right mix of foundation for the various soil qualities within the location.
There are expert pavers that can can work on this plus take care of the whole paving aspect to ensure that the finished paving can withstand pressure from heavy traffic; driving through of heavy vehicles and the like; as well as staving off moisture or down to a minimum level as much as possible. - 30228
About the Author:
Mr. Robert Devalt is very interested in different types of paving and discuss paving and many other things on his site. If you have any questions about paving, you must give Robert a minute or two.
