Miniminzing the manufacturing of cement which pollutes our air, water and soil and minimizing the need for more land fills with which to dump millions of tons of reusable materials.

What if they had the opportunity to invest in a material that would eventually take the place of cement, used in all construction throughout the us.

Standard finishes include wooden floors for the living and sleeping areas, ceramic tiles for the kitchen and bathroom floors, painted plastered cement for the walls and painted plyboard for ceilings.

I have cement floors in 1000 sqft house and needs carpet etc..I am thinking of doing polish cement floors instead.

Mine runs about 2500sq ft plus an office, a cement paved lot & storage shed.

How do you fix that problem of the cement protruding into the house (the first thing I show in the video)?

The latter dictated much larger lot sizes.Some of the towns required raised foundations, or cement slabs with piers or sonar tubing cement supports etc.

They didn't have to dig anything up or backfill and re-cement.

Back in Australia we laid slate floors in a cement base.New tenants...hose them down & re-polish.Like we did for our cement floored pig pens :)

Check out the podcasts when you have time as it will only help cement the great info you'll read here on the forums.