Frequently Asked Questions

Regular cleaning, sealing the surface every few years, avoiding deicing chemicals, and fixing small cracks promptly can help maintain concrete surfaces and extend their life.

Stamped or decorative concrete adds aesthetic appeal to a property, with various textures and colors available. It is also durable and can resemble pricey materials like stone or wood.

It depends on the severity of the damage. Minor crumbles can often be repaired with patching materials, while extensive damage might require replacement of the affected area.

Well-built and maintained concrete driveways last up to 30 years. Its longevity can vary depending on the climate, usage, and the level of maintenance performed.

Concrete finishing refers to smoothing and leveling the surface of the concrete once it is poured. Flatwork is used for large flat surfaces like driveways, patios, and sidewalks.

The cost of concrete repair can vary widely depending on the type of repair, the amount of material needed, and labor costs. Minor repairs like sealing cracks might be relatively inexpensive, while more extensive work, such as fixing large areas or replacement, will be more costly. Getting a personalized quote from a concrete repair specialist for an accurate assessment is best.

While it can be challenging to match new concrete precisely to the shade of existing concrete due to natural weathering and aging, experienced professionals can often approximate the color closely by using color additives or stains during the repair process.

The time frame for concrete repair can vary significantly based on the extent of the damage; the specific repair method used, and weather conditions that can affect the curing process. Minor repairs might be completed in a few hours, while more extensive repairs or replacements may require several days.

Yes, cracks in concrete can often be repaired to prevent further deterioration. Depending on the size and cause of the cracking, various repair methods like sealing, filling, or sometimes even complete replacement can be utilized to restore the concrete’s functionality and appearance.

Concrete may require repair if you notice cracking, spalling (small pits in the concrete surface), uneven surfaces, water pooling, or if the concrete appears to be crumbling. These signs indicate that your concrete might lose its integrity and could benefit from professional repair services.

New concrete requires little maintenance. However, it should be kept clean and sealed for longevity, and it’s essential to avoid deicing chemicals in the first winter after installation.

Ideally, concrete should be installed during moderate temperatures. Extreme heat or cold can affect the curing process. Spring and fall generally offer the best conditions.

Absolutely! Concrete offers versatility in design with options like staining, stamping, and the use of exposed aggregates to create a custom look tailored to your style.

The timeline for a concrete installation project varies, but a standard driveway or patio could take about one week, including preparation, pouring, and curing time.

Before installation, consider the intended use, the design, local weather conditions, and proper drainage. It’s also essential to check if local regulations require any permits.

We understand that concrete projects are a significant investment. We offer various financing options to help make your project more affordable. Please get in touch with us to discuss the flexible payment plans available.

If the project involves removing existing concrete, this will incur additional charges, mainly due to the labor and disposal fees associated with the demolition process.

The cost can vary significantly between basic concrete finishes and decorative options like stamping or staining due to the additional materials and labor-intensive processes required.

While we can provide a general ballpark figure over the phone, precise quotes are given after an on-site evaluation to account for specific conditions and client requirements.

Pricing is typically based on various factors, including the project’s size measured in square footage, the complexity of the work involved, the type and quality of materials used, and the labor required.