Epoxy Flooring Tips

Most Popular Flooring Options If you are looking to replace your home's existing flooring, that means that you have the opportunity to update your flooring to some of the most popular trends of the end of 2019 and the start of 2020! Flooring is one of the best ways to implement a theme in your home as your floors take up the most space in the home right behind the walls. Do you want to know what the biggest trends in 2019 and 2020 are in the flooring department? Well down below, we have outlined the top

Wood Stamped Concrete If you have been looking into the alternatives of wood flooring, chances are that you have stumbled upon options like machined wood, vinyl wood or laminated wood flooring but have you heard about wood stamped concrete? We know what you are thinking, how can concrete give me the appearance of wood? Well, with innovation in the field of concrete, contractors have found a way to simulate the appearance of traditional wood flooring with concrete by using rubber mats that are molded to the shape of natural wood planks. Are you curious about what wood

Decorative Coatings As we all know, concrete is a plain and boring material that makes up over 75% of all outdoor flooring surfaces. Because concrete is dull, it can make the areas it is in seem dull. Sometimes it can feel as if no matter what you surround your concrete with, it will always bring down the appeal of the area. So how can we improve upon concrete without breaking the bank? Well with decorative concrete of coarse! Decorative concrete coatings offer finishes that can be applied on both new and existing concrete, so nobody will be

Concrete Resurfacing Done Right If your home has a damaged, aged or weathered slab, you might have heard about a process called concrete resurfacing. If you haven't, concrete resurfacing is a process where, opposed to replacing the concrete, a thin layer of concrete-like material made of portland cement, fine sands and polymer modifiers that are meant to be laid in thin layers no larger than half an inch. Concrete resurfacers are stronger than the average concrete slab as well, with a compressive strength of around 4,500 PSI, so when they are properly installed, you could have a