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Decorative Concrete

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Staining Concrete

Stamped Concrete

Concrete Overlays

Concrete Resurfacing

Concrete Polishing

Concrete Dyes

Colored Concrete

Indoor Concrete

Concrete Floors

Garage Floor Coatings

Concrete Countertops

Fireplaces, Sinks & Furniture

Basement Floors

Radiant Floor Heating

Outdoor Concrete

Concrete Patios

Concrete Driveways

Concrete Pool Decks

Outdoor Kitchens & Counters

Outdoor Fireplace

Concrete Walkways

Concrete Pavers

Concrete Walls

Repair & Maintenance

Foundation Repair

Concrete Crack Repair

Basement Wall Repair

Building with Concrete

Concrete Homes

Concrete Basements

Decorative Concrete

Using Colored Concrete to
Break up Large Areas

On projects where there are large areas of concrete, different sections of the concrete can be scored or stamped to visually break up the areas.

Concrete can be scored by tooling joints or sawcutting patterns. There are endless amounts of stamping patterns available.

Templates can be laid over previously poured concrete and designs sandblasted into the concrete. By creating a different texture in the uncovered areas, the design will appear to have two colors.

Large areas of concrete can also be broken up by insetting granite, tile, or marble that matches some of the building elements into the concrete.

Lastly, multiple colors side-by-side can be used to create striking effects.

Using any of the above techniques, or a combination of the above, will contribute to interesting paving areas that contribute to the landscape environment while breaking up large areas of paving.

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