chadzog

Here is a video showing the process of how to stamp a concrete patio and then some examples of stamped concrete options, patterns and colors. We also can add outdoor kitchens, pergolas, fire pits, outdoor fireplaces, and retaining walls to beautify your outdoor living space.

I thought I would share this epoxy garage coating video.  I don't use my blog as a place to brag, but here I might just a little.  Check out our video on epoxy flooring.

Many people want to do something different with their old floors at some point. The problem is you have old glue on the floor that needs to be removed. Sometimes the glue is yellow and flaking and sometimes it is black. The best means to remove the glue is mechanically with a grinder. This will allow you to put down another surface over your concrete and achieve a good bond. We do floor prep and grinding to remove glue and thinset in Kansas City.

Here is a video I put together of some recoloring and sealing stamped concrete patios that have faded.  Some are fixes that other contractors or homeowners messed up when trying to reseal that we had to help them fix...but that's ok.

Some things to think about when hiring a Kansas City concrete contractor. The initial price isn't everything. Be careful who you hire. If you don't trust them...you shouldn't hire them either...to do anything!



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It seems we have run into a lot of basements that have flooded with all of the rain we have had here is a quick video showing how we overlay and stain basement floors.  An overlay isn't always necessary, but better assures a real nice looking stain outcome.

Every spring we get tons of calls from people with concrete driveways in the metro area that had their concrete pit, spall, flake, and have pock marks because of the damage from freeze thaw cycles that occur in the Kansas City metro. If your concrete is properly sealed these issues can be avoided. Our siloxane based sealer make your concrete waterproof thus not allowing for water to soak into your concrete (when the snow/ice thaws) and refreeze (freezing and expanding the water by 9%. This is why freeze thaw hurts your concrete. Prevent it from happening all together by getting us to do some preventative maintenance, sealing concrete, instead of replacing your drive.
Thanks,
Chad w/
http://www.kansascityconcrete.net

Here is a video I made about sealed concrete. I took a small portion of a garage floor and did a test area of concrete sealer (high quality siloxane sealer), and then applied water to the floor. The tested area repelled water completely.  One thing to note; siloxane sealers do not change the color of your concrete...when the concrete gets wet it doesn't allow the concrete to soak up the water therefor it doesn't allow it to darken (it water proofs the concrete). These sealers only need a surface temperature of 40 degrees to ensure the concrete is frost free to be applied.

We seal and waterproof concrete in the entire Kansas City Metro including sealing concrete floors, sealing concrete driveways and concrete basement and patio sealing.

It seems when we get a lot of rain around Kansas City we have flooding issues...especially the Brush creek area and the southwest boulevard area. Pervious concrete would greatly help these issues. This is a video I found from a Michigan concrete association. If you would like more information on pervious concrete in Kansas City speak with Mike Murray at http://www.murraydecorative.com

I put together this short video showcasing some of the applications that are possible through kansascityconcrete.net

Enjoy