Expand you driveway or patio for added space
What concrete additions do you need to be done on your property? Would you like new RV pads installed so you can park your RV during the off-season when it is not in use? Or, if you have some space in the backyard, why not install new basketball slabs so the kids can play outside with friends rather than sit inside playing video games all day? A new backyard concrete patio to entertain guests? Some homes need new AC pads to place their AC on top of so it doesn’t sit on the grass, damaging their lawn. We can perform many additions, repairs, and new installations on your Greensboro, NC, property when you’re looking for concrete services outside of your home.
We’re Licensed in Concrete Services
We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured to do residential concrete additions, repairs, and new installation work in Greensboro, NC. So, no matter what you’d like to hire us to do on your property, we can complete it. We use the best equipment in the industry, meaning the cement we pour and layout as the foundation for the work are sturdy and durable and will look great when we are done. We also optimize the latest methods to do the work you hire us for so we can finish your project efficiently without compromising on the quality and finishes of your concrete additions and outdoor services.
Residential Concrete Additions Specialists
You want the work outside of your Greensboro, NC, home to look great. Whether that is designing a new driveway installation and entryway or laying out AC pads or RV pads in the backyard, the work should look neat and clean when it’s done. Your foundation must be sturdy to protect your home, and the new siding should look level with the rest of your home.
When you hire our team, we take all precautions to ensure this and that all our work in your home will look its best. We don’t cut corners or take shortcuts, as this will compromise the quality of our work. With residential specialists, you don’t have to worry about someone who is inexperienced in handling the concrete additions and services you choose to hire us to perform outside of your home.
What is Post-Tensioning
A technique for reinforcing concrete is post-tensioning. The forms are placed with post-tensioning tendons, which are prestressing steel cables contained in plastic ducts or sleeves. When the concrete has gained strength but before service loads are applied, the cables are pulled tight, or tensioned, and anchored against the outer edges of the concrete.
Prestressing is a form of post-tensioning. The steel is stressed (pulled or tensioned) before the concrete supports the service load. The steel in most precast, prestressed concrete is pulled before the concrete is poured. The concrete is poured, and the tension is applied, but it is still stressed before the loads are applied, so it remains prestressed.
Polished Concrete Additions
Concrete surfaces are gradually ground down to a desired level of shine and smoothness using heavy-duty machines, much like sanding wood. Read more about the basics of polished concrete and polishing.
Where can Polished Concrete be used?
The most common places polished concrete is used include:
- Large concrete warehouses and warehouse outlets
- Retail stores
- Hotels and restaurants
- Office buildings
- Auto showrooms
- Private residences
Benefits of Polished Concrete Additions
Polished concrete is the flooring of choice for homeowners, retailers, big-box stores, educational, and medical facilities due to its competitive advantage over other flooring types. In addition to its value, polished concrete floors have become a logical choice due to their aesthetically pleasing appearance and great value.
Get in Touch
You might have many questions, and we are here to answer them for you. When you’re ready to start the quote process for your concrete additions and services, make sure you contact our company for a free, no-obligation service quote. You can reach us at336-967-1569. We’re ready to answer your questions and discuss your concrete flatwork needs. We will send out a qualified, licensed contractor to visit your home to provide details about the work you need us to complete on your property, assess the space, and provide you with full details about the possible prices you’ll incur for those jobs.