This stamped concrete, pool deck color restoration project, was weathered over the years by the elements. It wasn’t sealed regularly with protective clear sealer so the color and antiquing agent wore off. The customer also wanted a color change from gray to earth tones. There was a small area that needed […]
This driveway had large areas of concrete spalling and salt damage. There were also cracks and friction damage against the foundation from settling. We repaired the damage and applied our DiamondKote Spray texture System in Light Gray. It came out beautiful…. another happy customer that gave us a 5-Star Review. […]
This pool deck in Madison has a Kool Deck coating that is about 10 years old. There were many cracks and flaking areas that we repaired. After repairs, we sealed the deck with DiamondKote Pool Deck Sealer in a different color. We changed the color from gray to tan, Tavern […]
This pool deck had some low areas, cracks, and surface wear. We repaired the cracks with a modified epoxy and ramped some low spots. We applied a skim coat over the entire pool deck and then our DiamondKote Pool Deck Knockdown Texture with a solid color sealer. After a few […]
This porch was painted with so called “Concrete Paint”. There is really no such thing, paint will not bond to concrete. It will just cost more in the long run to have it removed. We used diamonds and vacuum recovery systems to remove the paint from the porch and steps. […]
This pool deck repair and resurfacing project in Hartford County, CT involved removing a failing Kool Deck coating and applying our DiamondKote Pool Deck Texture System which is more appropriate for New England weather. Removal was done with diamond grinders and carbide scarifiers. All the brass pool cover anchors were […]
Winter damage is not limited to spalling or deterioration. The freeze-thaw cycles can also move concrete slabs. The power of water freezing beneath a slab is tremendous. The melted snow is gravity fed beneath the slabs, through open and unprotected joints. From there, the water freezes and expands, up to […]
Nothing new to speak of here, just that this winter has been more damaging to concrete than many past winters in Connecticut. The extremely cold temperatures and heavy precipitation we have been experiencing this season has forced the municipal and private snow clearers to use excessive amounts of ice melt. […]
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