Alright, so with winter finally in the rear view mirror, you’ve finally stepped out of the house and taken an honest assessment of your home’s exterior. Maybe some repainting here, some planting there… But, how about your concrete surfaces? Are they still intact, or are they crumbling? Still looking as good as new, or could they use some resurfacing? While it’s easy to take your concrete surfaces for granted (after all, it’s concrete, right?), it’s definitely worth looking into. Because concrete tends to get overlooked, maybe this is the year you decide that you’d like to look into renovating your

As we look ahead and prepare to emerge from winter’s cold grasp, we find ourselves right around the corner from daylight-saving time, which means longer days, milder evenings, and the perfect time of year to spend extended time outside. Add to that the subsequent cookouts, parties, and additional memories made in the backyard, and it’s easy to see how the exterior of your home is just as important a living space as any other area of your home. Because of that, you want it looking its best, especially after a cold, hard winter.

The Look of Stamped Concrete

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It’s been said that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. While most people tend to apply it to job interviews and meeting people for the first time, it certainly holds true when it comes to the first impression that people get from the front of your home’s exterior, especially prospective buyers. But whether you’re trying to sell your home or not, curb appeal goes a long way in making a great first impression on the people who are seeing your house for the first time.

When it comes to curb appeal, it’s natural to look