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We have made the finals again. Give us a vote if you if you have the time. Thanks in advance

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Merry Christmas!

Finally remembered to take pictures of a job. We just wrapped this one up in osage beach.

Forming, placing concrete, and learn how to finish concrete. If you can't show up everyday and on time, or need to drink or do drugs to get through the work day, don't waste my time or yours. We offer paid holidays, and paid vacation after your probationary time. Experience not mandatory, but if you are experienced in concrete I will pay based on experience. If you are experienced beyond a laborer I would like to talk to you as well.

We have been extremely busy this year, and because of that I haven't been posting much. However, I'd like to take this time to say thank you for all of y'alls continued support of our company. From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving.

Overlayed deck at monarch cove condo. This thing had indoor/outdoor carpet, and lots of glue on it when we started.

When you are grinding with pcd's and using a chipping bit to try and get through the layers of previous coatings.......

A couple overlay jobs we completed this week. One in old kinderhook, and one in Porto cima.

Finally stopped raining again, so we are pouring. Two jobs getting knocked out today, before the craziness of the 4th weekend descends upon us.

Thank y'all for your patience this year. Between the weather, and lack of help, it has been a battle. I haven't posted much because, honestly, I haven't had the time. Just know we are doing everything we can to get to your projects as quickly as possible, and we are grateful for you trusting us with your project.

I have been so busy, and far behind, I haven't thought/taken the time to get pictures this year. Here is one we just wrapped up, about 6000sqft of parking lot.

This is the other job we finished up in old kinderhook. We poured this in January and were finally able to seal it this week.

Wrapped up a few jobs in old kinderhook recently, here is one of them.

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It was brought to my attention that "best of the lake" is going on again, and we made the finals again. Throw us a vote if you'd like. Once again, thank you to all of our customers and supporters, y'all are the best.

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With the wonderful weather we have been having at the lake recently I thought I'd jump on and give y'all a little advice. With the current ice and snow build up everyone wants to salt their driveway and sidewalks, but there are several options most aren't aware of. First, use an abrasive like sand or peagravel to get traction, instead of salt. With the current temps salt does little to no good on the ice, but the salt will damage your concrete surfaces still. My advice is always use something other than salt, but if you do use one that isn't as damaging. There are several types of "salt" available. The most commonly used are sodium chloride and calcium chloride. These do the most damage to your concrete surfaces. Instead, look for magnesium or potassium chloride. These do less damage to your surface, and will work a little better in these colder temps. Spring is just around the corner, and temps will be on the rise, but take the time now to protect your investment.

10,000+ sqft finished last week.

To say it's been busy would be an understatement, but we are trying our best to get things completed/caught up. We appreciate the business, and patience of all of our customers. With that being said, I have been running from job to job so quickly im not taking, or posting pictures much. I will be trying to give more updates/posts as we move forward this year. As always thank you for choosing us for your concrete/coating needs.

Merry Christmas to you and yours.

Happy Thanksgiving from our home to yours.

Put a new pool deck in for these folks. It started off as a grind and overlay, but the old concrete was deteriorating so bad it wasn't a good candidate.

Making 2400sqft shine today.

The nasty, muddy, parking lot is now this.

We see this all of the time when fixing asphalt. 2" of asphalt, maybe 2" of base and then mud. This is why many asphalt parking lots and driveways fail. They will have long lasting concrete to replace it.

And another one wrapped up. Probably the last overlay for the season unless we have a mild winter.

Another one in the books.

Finally got the floor poured for this garage. Its been ready for 2 weeks, but the weather had other ideas.

Wood plank stamp we just sealed up today.

Polyaspartic went down on this epoxy/flake floor this morning. Everyone have a safe and fun labor day weekend.

Another one in the books.

Gave this patio a face-lift this week.

Poured this a year or two ago. Resealed it today.

Poured a little stamped concrete today.

Driveway and sidewalks project completed in Old Kinderhook.

A little sidewalk, steps, and cart path job we completed last week.

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