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Decorative Concrete

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Staining Concrete

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Concrete Overlays

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Indoor Concrete

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Garage Floor Coatings

Concrete Countertops

Fireplaces, Sinks & Furniture

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Radiant Floor Heating

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Concrete Driveways

Concrete Pool Decks

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Outdoor Fireplace

Concrete Walkways

Concrete Pavers

Concrete Walls

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Building with Concrete

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Decorative Concrete

Engraved Concrete Maintenance

Routine Maintenance

Concrete engraving uses special tools and equipment to cut brick, tile or cobblestone patterns into hardened concrete. Unlike toppings or overlays, engraving is permanent and won't wear away or lose bond. The cut patterns will remain for the life of the surface. Little routine maintenance is required, other than occasional cleaning (see procedures for plain concrete).

Special Care Requirements

Often engraved surfaces are stained to add color. Follow the same periodic sealing recommendations given for stained concrete to enhance the color and protect the surface from deicing chemicals and oil and grease stains.

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