Cameron Concrete Design, Inc.

There are many competitors with different products in the decorative concrete industry.  We have, through experience and training, chosen our products and applications based on quality, durability and value.  We frequently receive calls from frustrated homeowners who paid thousands for a "new" decorative driveway or pool deck, only to have it start cracking and/ or chipping within months.

Our main process for renewing and beautifying concrete is to work with your existing concrete and work existing cracks into the design.  This process will hide your cracks and provide a PERMANENT, beautiful  design that is not only much more durable, but also much less expensive.

Many competitors come in and spray an overlay and stencil a design.  Not only is it more expensive, but the existing cracks will come back and new cracks will form in the overlay.  The picture on the top right are of a driveway that had been done by a competitor.  Not only did it start cracking and chipping within 6 months, but it is also terribly slippery.  The homeowner had spent  thousands and was devastated.  Their calls were never returned by the contractor.

This is not to say that overlays are a bad choice.  For some projects, it is unavoidable.  This is where our prior experience in the concrete building industry is important.  We know the proper ways to prepare and apply new coatings for concrete.  We also manage and oversee new pours for extensions and new concrete slabs through to the staining process.

The photos to the right are some other alternatives to the services we offer.  Overlays, stenciling, stamped concrete, and pavers are all much more expensive than the process we use, and obviously not permanent.  The only less expensive example is painting your concrete, which we do not recommend.  In the end, you will have to remove the chipping paint, which will cost more than if you had the concrete professionally stained to begin with.

 

Chipped Overlay

Cracked, Worn Stenciled Overlay

Chipped, Discolored Stamped Concrete

Painted Concrete

Worn Stenciling

Pavers