backyard concrete walkways
Concrete is loved for its many surfaces. Concrete can look anything you want, from shiny and smooth to rough as sandpaper. But, stamping it is the best way to fix it!
It is difficult to enjoy space or walkways that are uneven, soggy, or poorly-sized. Our team can make all the difference.
Many driveway problems can be solved with minor repairs. Problems with sealers are just one example. Learn more about potential problems with sealers as well as possible solutions such hot tire marks.
Concrete is loved for its many surfaces. Concrete can look anything you want, from shiny and smooth to rough as sandpaper. But, stamping it is the best way to fix it!
Concrete is often pictured as dark warehouse floors. Concrete can do a lot more than that. Concrete stamped with concrete can look like any stonework. There are many different colors that can be used, making each "paver," look totally natural. Concrete can be used to make artistic designs. You can do anything with our team.
Concrete stamping looks the same as stamped overlay, right? Not quite. Both options offer stamped concrete patterns. The traditional stamped concrete Fort Wayne describes the patterns being stamped onto a new slab. However, overlay refers to the stamping of the patterns on a brand-new overlay that sits on top a functional slab. Between them, overlays are less expensive. In cases where driveways, pool decks or patios have been severely damaged, traditional stamped cement is recommended. When the slab has been so severely damaged that it is impossible to repair, the concrete must be replaced with new concrete and stamped. Fort Wayne has many surfaces that need to be resurfaced.
We also offer high-quality sidewalks, sidewalks and regular concrete patios. For a free consultation, we will show you all the options. Concrete designs can improve your yard space and create beautiful outdoor spaces on your property.
You can replace: If repair or restoration seems impossible, you can find out about the costs of a new driveway. You should consider that replacing your driveway may incur additional costs than just pouring new. These include tear-out and disposal as well as costs related to correcting the damage (tree roots or plumbing, etc.).