pergola on stamped concrete
Resurfacing can cost anywhere from $3 to $10 per sq. ft. (or more depending on the additional options and preparation).
Forged concrete and drab concret both start the same: forms and pouring. Depending on the purpose of the concrete, we will set up a framework on the ground to keep it contained. Once we approve the forms, and have installed any reinforcements required, we will carefully pour the concrete. We'll smooth it with trowels. This phase ensures that all aggregate is completely concealed and is ready for next steps.
Contractors are also able to customize the color and design of your driveway in order to match your home. Here are some ways you can customize the look and feel of stamped concrete driveways to fit your design and budget.
Resurfacing can cost anywhere from $3 to $10 per sq. ft. (or more depending on the additional options and preparation).
It's a good idea, before choosing a contractor to work with, to get a few quotes. The cost of your project can have a huge impact on your budget. Nearly all of these contractors offer free estimates. Most are family-owned.
Although repairs are temporary, some may last several years. However, the driveway's structural integrity as a whole will not be the same as the underlying concrete. These concretes may need further repairs or replacement. Reparations will cost you less in the short-term but may delay the completion of a much larger project.
There is little hope for driveways with deep cracks, crevices. Sometimes the solution to a driveway with deep cracks and crevices is easy. This can lead to stunning results. To highlight cracks in concrete and give it a leather-like feel, we stained the driveway with warm walnut tones.
If your driveway is sound structurally, it's possible to repair or replace minor or major defects without completely tearing it down.