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| Concrete Driveways (No wood used for joints) |
| BEFORE AFTER This is a standard driveway with control joints cut into the concrete at ten foot intervals and one down the This is a standard driveway with control joints cut into the concrete at ten foot intervals and one down the center to match the angle of the drive. We also placed a curb cut adjacent to the street to circumvent breakage in the impact area of the drive. |
This is a typical concrete overlay. This was done over a very badly cracked and weathered driveway. The overlay is only one
and one half inches thick and composed of an acrylic overlay cementitous substance composed of 7000 P.S.I. We added
color and stamped the process with a random stone stamp then customized the colors.
and one half inches thick and composed of an acrylic overlay cementitous substance composed of 7000 P.S.I. We added
color and stamped the process with a random stone stamp then customized the colors.
This is a standard two car driveway. It also has a Picture Frame Border as well as
control joints cut at ten foot intervals and one down the center. WIthout these
control joints, the concrete would crack from expansion and contraction.
control joints cut at ten foot intervals and one down the center. WIthout these
control joints, the concrete would crack from expansion and contraction.
| BELOW ARE MISCELLANEOUS DRIVEWAYS WE COMPLETED |
| This is a job we completed in the Woodlands on a house worth $500,000.00 He specifically requested us after seeing our work at one of his friend's homes |
| We added a dark red border when we placed the regular concrete driveway. All the joints are done with a tool called a "joiner". There is no wood in the joints to rot away |
THIS IS ALSO AN OVERLAY DRIVEWAY PLACED OVER EXISTING CONCRETE THAT WAS CRACKED AND DAMAGED - DONE IN THE FAN PATTERN.
| A REGULAR DRIVEWAY WITH A PICTURE FRAME BORDER AND RADIUS CURVES |
| ALTHOUGH WE DID SEAL THE BRICK ALONG WITH THE DRIVE |