Cold weather requires different approaches to accomplish construction objectives

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A bubble covers the concrete in front of a new home to help the cement mixture to dry properly in the winter weather. The bubble overflows the space allowed for a driveway at the structure. In fact, the bubble appears to be almost as big as the entire private residence

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