Most commonly used for paving and flooring, plain concrete is what most homes, slabs and driveways usually get installed. Concrete is one of the most durable materials available on the market.
Installing plain concrete requires an experience expert and perfect frame work.
Colored concrete, also known as decorative concrete, allows traditional concrete to be stained multiple various colors.
Concrete has been colored as far back as the early 1900s and today, it can be used to create unique designs, break up large paved areas, or hide potential stains.
The decorative process of exposing aggregate has been around since the early 1900s, well before pattern stamping and other decorative overlays became the trend. An exposed aggregate finish offers numerous advantages and looks beautiful as a driveway, pathway or outdoor living space.
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