Residential Concrete Logan - Experts

Residential concrete refers to concrete used in the construction of homes and other residential structures. It is a versatile material that can be used for various applications, including driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more.
There are many benefits to using concrete for your next home improvement project. Concrete is durable and long-lasting, so you won’t have to worry about replacing it anytime soon. It is also low maintenance, so you won’t have to spend time and money on upkeep. Additionally, concrete can be customized to match your home’s style and can be stamped or coloured to create a unique look.
If you are considering using concrete for your next home improvement project, contact the experts at Concrete Logan Experts. We have years of experience working with concrete and can help you create the perfect space for your home. Contact us today to get started!

Even though concrete requires little maintenance, you can do a few things to keep it looking its best.
1. You should sweep or blow leaves and debris off the surface on a regular basis.
2. You should apply a sealer every one to two years. This will help protect the concrete from weathering and staining.
3. You should have any cracks or chips repaired as soon as possible. By following these simple maintenance tips, you can keep your concrete looking new for years.

Generally speaking, the process involves preparing the site, pouring the concrete, and then finishing it.
Preparing the site includes clearing any debris from the area where the concrete will be poured. Once the area is clear, we will set up forms to create the shape of your concrete space. Next, we will install reinforcement materials, such as wire mesh or rebar.
Once the forms and reinforcement materials are in place, we will mix and pour the concrete. Depending on the temperature and humidity levels, the concrete will need to cure for 24 to 48 hours before we can remove the forms and begin finishing the surface.
After the concrete has cured, we will remove the forms and begin finishing the surface. Finishing techniques include troweling, floating, and brushing. These techniques are used to create a smooth, level surface. Once the concrete is finished, we will apply a sealer to protect it from weathering and staining.