What a Central Texas Freeze Actually Does to Concrete
Table of Contents A freeze damages concrete through the water inside it. Water held in the surface pores expands about nine percent as it turns to ice, and when the pores are nearly full, that pressure breaks the surface. Repeated freezing and thawing does the damage, and wet concrete suffers most. Concrete looks solid, but
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