Acid Stains

Acid stain is a solution made with water, hydrochloric acid, and acid-soluble metallic salts that react with minerals already present in the concrete. The result of this reaction is beautifully colored concrete that works very well on concrete, new or old concrete. The acid in the stain lightly etches the surface of the concrete, which allows the metallic salts to penetrate more easily. Once the stain reacts, it becomes a permanent part of the concrete. Acid-based stains are translucent and the color they produce will vary depending on the color and condition of the surface they are applied to. Each cement slab will react to the stain in varying degrees of intensity, creating natural color variations that bring character and distinction to each project.

Polished Concrete

Concrete is the world’s most commonly used building material. In its simplest form, concrete is a mixture of paste and aggregates. Concrete, for centuries, has long been known for its durability and sustainable features. Using updated technologies, home and building owners are finding they can utilize the advantages of concrete in their floor. Polished concrete is a popular flooring option because of the lower total cost, lower maintenance, and aesthetics.
 

Polished concrete’s durability have made it a top finish for retail stores, warehouses, offices, and municipalities. Homeowners are finding that selecting polished concrete for their homes resemble the look of polished stone.
 

Polished concrete floors can be economical depending on the depth of grind and exposure. Unlike many other floor surface materials, a polished concrete floor can last many years or longer before it needs to be refinished. Regular maintenance on a polished floor is typically very minimal, thereby reducing costs associated with keeping floors clean, durable, and traffic-friendly.
 

Polished concrete floors have a clean and impressive appearance. The exposure level of the aggregate in the concrete could reveal similarities to terrazzo. There are a variety of colors available on the market to stain or in some other way modify the color and look of the polished floor. There are also various levels of sheen depending on the degree of reflectivity and shine that is desired.

Stamped Concrete

Stamped Concrete Systems are cast-in-place concrete flooring & paving that adds a distinctive architectural touch to any project, together with the durability to stand up to the toughest traffic loads and environmental conditions. Stamped Concrete Systems have offered homeowners and design professionals a virtually limitless palette of colors, textures, and patterns. You can choose from many natural textures including slate, granite, limestone, sandstone, cobblestone and used brick.

Microtop

Micrp-toppings are a system that utilizes a troweled-on cementitious topping that with proper preparation bonds to virtually any substrate, including concrete, wood, metal, plastic or asphalt. It consists of a unique rubber-like polymer liquid which is mixed with a proprietary powder blend consisting of either natural gray or white cements and regular or smooth aggregates. The regular and smooth aggregate blends are designed for application in combination and a specific sequence to transform and restore existing concrete surfaces with a limitless choice of decorative and faux finishes that exhibit superior durability and wear resistance. Micro-toppings products have the ability to use an integral color pigments for coloration or chemical stain and dyes. Create a unique look to your project either inside or outside or use if to create a custom logo, customized graphics, or the look of freshly trowled concrete.

Epoxy Systems

Concrete is the world’s most commonly used building material. In its simplest form, concrete is a mixture of paste and aggregates. Concrete, for centuries, has long been known for its durability and sustainable features. Using updated technologies, home and building owners are finding they can utilize the advantages of concrete in their floor. Polished concrete is a popular flooring option because of the lower total cost, lower maintenance, and aesthetics.
 

Polished concrete’s durability have made it a top finish for retail stores, warehouses, offices, and municipalities. Homeowners are finding that selecting polished concrete for their homes resemble the look of polished stone.
 

Polished concrete floors can be economical depending on the depth of grind and exposure. Unlike many other floor surface materials, a polished concrete floor can last many years or longer before it needs to be refinished. Regular maintenance on a polished floor is typically very minimal, thereby reducing costs associated with keeping floors clean, durable, and traffic-friendly.
 

Polished concrete floors have a clean and impressive appearance. The exposure level of the aggregate in the concrete could reveal similarities to terrazzo. There are a variety of colors available on the market to stain or in some other way modify the color and look of the polished floor. There are also various levels of sheen depending on the degree of reflectivity and shine that is desired.