IMPROVE FIRST IMPRESSIONS WITH A DECORATIVE CONCRETE DRIVEWAY

Source:www.stonediamondtool.com Date:2019/8/16 Read:329

If there’s one element of a multi-million-dollar showcase home that helps the most to set it apart from other homes, most would probably say it’s the attention to detail in every aspect. Whether it’s the interior or the exterior, paying attention to the details goes a long, long way. One area of the exterior of the home that is often horribly underrated and often neglected is the driveway. Yes, the driveway.

Usually gray in color, driveways (even brand new ones) weren’t necessarily designed to stand out and make any kind of statement. But when you invest in a resurfaced decorative concrete overlay over an existing driveway, you’re not only boosting your home’s curb appeal, but you’re also boosting your home’s value, which makes it a win/win. 

For over two decades, the concrete artists at Concrete Resurfacing Products have been transforming concrete surfaces -- both indoors and outdoors -- all over Greater Metro Atlanta. With a variety of techniques and tools, we can take your concrete slab from drab to fab beautifully and affordably with just a few days of downtime. You could opt for a stamped texture or the use of a paper template in a variety of styles to replicate nearly any surface such as wood, stone, brick or more to give your driveway not only a stylish texture that’s perfect for additional safety and traction, but one that will surely win you style points. In addition, you can also opt to add a color in order to match the home’s exterior hues for maximum effect. If you’d prefer to savor the natural characteristics of the concrete, you can also opt to acid stain the slab, which helps to keep it sealed, but adds a color that simply soaks into the concrete without covering it up. Feel free to browse our portfolio of past driveway projects to get an idea or gain some inspiration.

With fall right around the corner, it’s also the perfect time to have the work done on your driveway in order to seal it and protect it from the harsh winter elements that are surely on the way. The bitter cold and precipitation that comes with fall and winter require that your concrete be sealed and protected properly in order to ensure durability and longevity, especially when put up against harmful chemicals such as salt, de-icer, oil, and antifreeze fluid.