Broom Finished Sidewalks, Patios, Stairs, Driveways vs Smooth

Lets face it, you've been asking for nice smooth finished patios stairs, sidewalks and driveways for the last couple of years.... Now be honest and tell me how many close calls you've had last winter because subzero temperatures and extremely slippery conditions on the surface of your concrete you like so much. Now think of having the same concrete but with some traction for a rainy,or winter day, like these beautifully broom finished surfaces.

You can still clean it, wash it clean and will look fine, and most of all will be safe to use it. so be smart and get a grip. for all our concrete products, more information visit: Stamped Concrete call for an estimate: 604 377 3657

Local Concrete Contractors

There is a simple way to get a great looking concrete drive way, a patio,
a carefully designed walk way ending in a set of stairs leading up to the
main entrance of your house, to compliment the look of your home.




To start pick up the phone and call your local stamped concrete specialist.
Look under the keyword concrete contractors on your favorite search engine.

...You are gonna get the most competitive names of the concrete contractors
or companies you're looking for most likely on the first 3 pages.

By checking their website familiarize yourself with them to get a feeling of
who they are, call and get them to come and give you an estimate.

The deal can include much work like preparation, breaking and removal  of
old cracked concrete landscaping forming, than steel reinforcement before the
actual concrete pour... than sealing to get that great classy look of stamped
concrete.

Explain what type of design you like and hear out the concrete contractor and
see his input for the best outcome. His many years of experience and expertise
will work for you to get the best results.

In Vancouver BC  (the lower mainland)
call us for an estimate at  604 377 3657  (John)

for more information visit our secure web page at :
Stamped Concrete

Garage Floors A-Z by Stamped Concrete

Once the foundation is done fill it with "road base" gravel to the desired level leaving enough space for concrete an average of 4 inches. Than start drilling the two inch deep holes in the foundation every 2 feet for the half inch rebar. (make sure its couple inches below the desired concrete height) (You also can go with wire mash which gives extra strength to the concrete floor) Insert the rebar in the wholes than tie them together to give extra strength to the garage floor.

Pour the concrete preferably use a concrete pump, than finish the surface smooth either by hand trowel, or for long lasting hard polished product, use a power trowel.

for more information on garage floors, and stamped concrete relater projects call John at 604 377 3657 or visit

Stamped Concrete

by John Tar