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Concrete Overlay Used for More than Just Concrete Floors

Concrete Overlays & Toppings Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 8 No. 6 - September/October 2008 by Kelly O'Brien Comments are Disabled

When the Cincinnati Reds had to redo two cracked and peeling dugout roofs, they needed a decorative concrete contractor who could not only repair the cracked slabs, but get that Reds red right.

Cement, Aggregate and Reinforcement in Concrete Countertops

Concrete Countertops Vol. 8 No. 6 - September/October 2008 by Amy Johnson Comments are Disabled

Countertop concrete is not your grandfather’s concrete. It requires new approaches to the basic elements of mix design and reinforcement. This in-depth look takes you inside the bag.

Building Your Knowledge Bank Leads to Success in Decorative Concrete

Concrete Polishing Business & Technology Training & Education Vol. 8 No. 6 - September/October 2008 by Peter Wagner, CSI Comments are Disabled

In today’s economy, it is even more important to make an investment in the bank. In this case I’m not referring to money in the bank, though that is important. I’m referring to knowledge in your brain bank.

Building a Successful Decorative Concrete Business in Winter

Featured Contractor Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 8 No. 7 - November 2008 by Christina Camara Comments are Disabled

One of the first decorative concrete contractors in the Boston area, Bill Guthro built his business in a town known for winter weather.

The New Age of Coloring Concrete

Staining & Coloring Concrete Vol. 8 No. 7 - November 2008 by Doug Carlton Comments are Disabled

Hang up the phone if you are one of the many decorative concretists that are about to embark on any form of colored concrete. If you are somewhat new to the whole coloring thing, please give this article a close look.

The Growth of Green Practices in Decorative Concrete

Technology Concrete Polishing Vol. 8 No. 7 - November 2008 by William D. Palmer Jr. Comments are Disabled

There are new profit opportunities in polished concrete for the decorative concrete contractor. This is a fact, and every decorative concrete contractor should look into polished concrete. However, nothing ever caused more people to go broke than too much optimism and too little planning.