Warmer Weather and Concrete Project

We’re starting to see more and more sunshine, and it’s great to see the temperatures slowly climb. Of course in Utah we still experience the random spring snow and icy cold days, but we can still look forward to the coming spring. Soon we’ll have that dry Utah heat with accompanying barbecues and outdoor activities. …

Repairing Damaged Concrete

The snow is starting to melt. The ice is creeping away. The temperature is rising slowly, and we’re seeing the sun more regularly. The gray ground is turning to brown mud, and little flashes of greenery are starting to appear. The spring rains will begin to wash away all the signs of winter, preparing us …

Preparing Your Backyard For A Summer Barbecue

The sun is shining, birds are chirping, and Memorial Day weekend is right around the corner. It’s the perfect time to celebrate outdoors with your friends and family! It’s pretty traditional to have a big, delicious backyard barbecue over Memorial Day weekend featuring burgers, potato salad, fresh lemonade, and a sweet homemade pie. Of course …

What is Acid Staining Concrete

Concrete: gray, durable, boring, and made for basements, garages, driveways, and sidewalks. It’s a great thing to lay down UNDER your floors, but clearly, you wouldn’t want it to BE your floors, right? WRONG. You may think “gray, durable, boring” when you think concrete, but actually the options are much wider than boring gray. Concrete …

How To Protect Your Concrete Against Utah Snow

The Utah Winter has arrived! Snow has been falling regularly, and it’s likely to be a constant companion until spring. While it’s nice to have a White Christmas, the backbreaking work of shoveling and clearing your driveway gets pretty old. It’s only a matter of time before your alarm needs to be set 30 minutes …

Go Green With Concrete

Our generation has done some amazing things—with technology, science, and art—but our greatest accomplishment might be our awareness of the environment and attempts to be more sensitive and “green.” We’re reducing our emissions from vehicles, decreasing greenhouse gasses, and moving towards recyclable and renewable materials. Sure, we still do damage to the environment in our …