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Upgrading your backyard with a decorative concrete patio is
also an investment that will provide many years of enjoyment
while improving the look of your landscape. Concrete is easy
to maintain and can stand up to the harshest of weather
conditions. Unlike paving stones, you won't have joints
between units where grass and weeds can sprout. And unlike
wood, concrete won't warp, rot or require periodic staining.
We
offer tips for designing and sizing a concrete patio, give
you an overview of the various concrete patio finish
options, and tell you about ways you can accessorize and
enhance your patio. For people with existing concrete
patios, we also tell you about ways to give your old patio a
decorative makeover by resurfacing, staining or engraving.
Slabs, Curbs, Mow strips/Fence Footers -
Custom Fencing and Pergolas
specializes in all things concrete.
Decorative and Stamped Concrete - concrete designs
are one of the hot new trends for concrete patios, concrete
floors, entryways, countertops, pool decks and more. From
expansive new homes with elaborate concrete driveways to
budgeted one-room remodels showcasing a stunning, stained
concrete floor, the attraction is continuing to grow when it
comes to using concrete for decorating. Concrete is no
longer plain, grey and boring, it is now thought of as a
beautiful decorative element.
Decorative concrete transforms traditional grey concrete
into warm brown floors, expensive slate-looking patios, and
weather-resistant outdoor kitchen countertops, to name a
few. The advancements in concrete tools, concrete stains and
dyes, textures, and patterns have made concrete the most
versatile, durable and cost-effective material on the
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