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Concrete Patios, Walks & Steps
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Build forms, pour concrete, finish flat concrete
( 978 Pros )
Concrete that resembles brick or other patterns by imprinting the concrete shortly after it has been poured
( 947 Pros )
Patch, repair, or resurface holes or cracks in flat concrete.
( 717 Pros )
Decorative overlays and coloring applied to existing concrete
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Includes concrete pumping, delivery, sawing & injection leveling, etc.
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Bring liquid concrete in a cement mixer to a jobsite.
( 130 Pros )
Injecting liquid concrete beneath slab to level.
( 96 Pros )
Pump concrete mix from mixer to forms.
( 868 Pros )
Make neat cuts in masonry walls, floors & pavement.
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Epoxy or Hybrid Polymer coating applied to concrete floors
( 687 Pros )
Permanent concrete edging for landscapes
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Patios, Walks & Steps formed from Brick, Stone or Interlocking concrete pavers in various patterns and textures.
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Build forms, install bricks, stones, pavers, etc.
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For cracks, discoloration, bulging, loose joints, etc.
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Interlocking concrete or brick shapes, of various textures and colors, forming a patterned surface
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Patios and walkways can add form and function to your property. In many cases, concrete patios are the easiest, most affordable patio option. Since concrete patios are poured in place, you'll have a lot of flexibility when it comes to size and shape. Concrete patios are perfect for outdoor activities of all kinds, and when supplemented with an outdoor heater, can be used nearly year round in most areas. While concrete patios are certainly affordable and convenient, many homeowners prefer the attractive look of patio pavers. Quality patio pavers are going to be a little more expensive than your average poured slab, but their aesthetic appearance is enough justification for their slightly higher cost. Patio pavers come in many varieties and can be made from concrete, brick, or natural stone to suit nearly any homeowner's taste. As another landscaping feature that can be created with either pavers or concrete, pathways are a vital part of your home's curb appeal. Because they are generally left uncovered, concrete pathways should be textured to provide extra traction during wet or icy weather. While brick, stone, and concrete pathways are typically easy to install, special care should be taken in areas where freezing temperatures are common so that frost heave doesn't ruin your investment. In addition to pathways leading from the sidewalk or driveway to the front door, many homeowners find that adding brick, stone, or concrete pathways to their backyard landscaping can effectively split the property into designated areas (a play area, a garden, and a picnic area, for example) as well as add beauty to the space.





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