Why choose Fast Framework Remodeling for your decorative concrete work?
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Stamping concrete has increased in popularity since the 1960s when it was first introduced to home builders and remodelers. Builders saw it as a new way to satisfy the customer and make their budget work at the same time.
When stamping concrete first began, there were very few choices of design and colors, but that has expanded over the last few decades. Another advantage to using stamped concrete, is that it can be applied to many different surfaces and textures, including:
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For the ultimate in simplicity, durability and luxury, stamped and decorative concrete is worth considering. On its own, concrete is not an inherently lovable surface material, but when treated, cared for and used in the right location, this liquid stone offers many advantages. Consider a stamped concrete floor for any high traffic area, or rooms where kids and pets are likely to track in mud.
Tints may be added when the material is mixed to give the stamped concrete a rich, deeply embedded color, or applied in dry powder or liquid form to the surface after it is poured but before it is set. Once the concrete cures, it can be easily painted or stained like wood.
Concrete is not as hard as stone, and unless it is sealed, the surface will slowly wear and produce dust from foot traffic alone. Special sealers are available, but almost any type of paint or polyurethane is suitable if the decorative concrete is dry and clean.
Poured concrete's firm, flat, stable surface provides a perfect canvas for artistic treatments such as faux finishing. Concrete can also be stamped, embossed, scored, etched, or saw-cut to simulate other materials, such as stone, slate, tile, or even wood. Old concrete that has a deteriorating surface but it is otherwise in sound condition can be restored with a thin layer of new concrete containing acrylic hardeners.
Installing an interior concrete finish floor is a challenge that calls for skilled practitioners who typically are not the same concrete contractors who pour driveways and patios. However, we specialize in all manner of concrete work and outdoor living, including custom staining and stamped concrete, plus pool fences. Electrical work courtesy of DK Electricians. As evidenced to the left, installers create control joints in concrete floors to minimize cracks. For a unique look, these joints can be made in interesting patterns and each section stained a different color. Recent commercial clients we've worked with across Texas include Mios Dental of Carrollton Texas. If you want quality stamped concrete at your commercial listing, do not hesitate to click below to get started.