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| As is well known, concrete is present in almost every home in Ireland, as well as being the core material in the majority of all significant developments seen today. In order to ensure both the quality and level of service offered by Lackagh Concrete is of the highest level, we operate mixing plants throughout Galway to the highest possible standards. Additionally, these mixing plants are backed up by highly skilled staff and a modern fleet of delivery vehicles, which combined, guarantee customer satisfaction time an again. The benefits of concrete, meanwhile, include the following: |
Concrete's FIRMNESS means that walls of concrete or concrete blocks remain firm for decades, unaffected by timber-eating insects or weather. Concrete's ADAPTABILITY copes easily with the alterations which many home owners wish to make to rooms and spaces during a lifetime's occupancy. Concrete's FIRE RESISTANCE means that semi detached or terraced house walls, or apartment blocks built with concrete floors and walls can readily resist fire for two hours or more, a far higher standard than available with almost any other structural material. Concrete's WATER RESISTANCE means that leaking roofs or water pipes need not turn into an owner's nightmare of rotting joists or floors. Concrete's SOUND RESISTANCE means that walls and floors separating houses or apartments can provide the highest levels of acoustic comfort, not only in the walls between semi-detached or terraced houses, but also in apartment block floors. Concrete's DURABILITY means that today's houses and apartments can stand for centuries to come, requiring less care over the years than systems requiring regular inspection, maintenance and repair. Concrete's ROBUSTNESS delivers peace of mind to home owners absent at work or on holiday, providing a secure external envelope and party walls and floors. Concrete's BEAUTY is seen in housing and in urban apartments alike, in the bridges spanning the new motorways, and the robust, elegant schools, universities and hospital buildings around Ireland |