Regular Concrete
Regular Concrete is a material composed of coarse aggregates bonded together with dry Portland cement and water.
This regular concrete mixture forms a semi-fluid solution that is easily molded into whatever your desired shape and hardens over time.
Where Can You Use Regular Concrete
Regular concrete surface is very durable for the following applications:
Regular Concrete Finishing Options
Regular concrete provides you with four different finishing options:
Advantages of Regular Concrete
- Harder surface due to chemical additives increases concrete longevity or durability
- Increases resale value of property
What Clients Think About Their Projects
At first we were skeptical about going with a company that’s not very popular like others, but the guys were amazing to work with.
Very informed and professional, really exceeded our expectations.
We recommend DecoMax Concrete to anyone who’s interested in investing in their properties.
We hired DecoMax Concrete to install our driveway, walkway, steps, landing, sidewalks, and backyard patio.
This was a large job, but the team did a great job, and paid attention to details.
I recommend DecoMax Concrete for all your concrete needs.
DecoMax Concrete does outstanding work! We were looking to have some cement work, stamping, walkways and sitting walls done in our back yard.
After getting several estimates, we called DecoMax Concrete for one more. When they came out to the house he took our ideas, made suggestions and turned them into something much more eye appealing and practical, something no other company’s took the time to do.
They have a very gifted eye when it comes to hard scape and what the finished product will look like.
Their work quality is 2nd to none. Its one of the few major projects we have had done to our new home that didn’t require several trips back out for issues.
Their prices were very fair and reasonable.
I have and will continue to refer him to neighbours and friends and I will definitely call him in the future for more hardscape/landscape work.
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