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Slabjacking is a process that involves lifting concrete slabs. The cost of this service can vary depending upon how long it has been falling and how big the slab will be lifted. Get a quote for RamJack Contractor.
This stamped concrete driveway perfectly matches the style of this brick home. The entire project featured a seamless granite design, with the borders and bands. The main concrete blocks were colored with walnut release agent and a sand-color hardener. The decorative borders, however, were custom colored to match shutters and trim.
Asphalt has limited customization capabilities, which is a major disadvantage to concrete. Asphalt is made to last longer than concrete and requires more frequent maintenance. The cost of asphalt has increased over recent years. Installing it is now almost as costly. If properly placed, sealed and maintained stamp concrete can give your driveway an attractive, longer-lasting surface.
Slabjacking is a process that involves lifting concrete slabs. The cost of this service can vary depending upon how long it has been falling and how big the slab will be lifted. Get a quote for RamJack Contractor.
This concrete driveway overlay was inspired in part by a garden filled with bamboo plants.
Concrete pavers come in individual pieces and can be laid in many different patterns. Because of their individual placement, pavers require more labor than stamped concrete. Additionally, they are susceptible to shifting over the years and allow weeds grow through the joints. Stamped Concrete can achieve a similar look to pavers without these problems.
You can usually expect the new surface ready for foot traffic in approximately six hours. Within 24 hours, the driveway can be ready for pedestrian traffic.
Stamped concrete costs can vary depending on many factors. A basic stamped drive will cost $8-$12 per square foot. The average American driveway measures 16'x40', or 640 sq.ft. It would cost between $5,120 and $7,680.