An old warehouse floor can become part of a restaurant’s design. In this project, Decorative Concrete of Virginia removed old tile grout and adhesive, stained the concrete, and added a custom stenciled logo for Ballast Point. Preparing and Staining the Floor The crew...
Precast concrete countertops make it possible to create a custom kitchen surface with a clean, polished look. In this project, the countertops were formed upside down, reinforced with fiberglass mesh, polished, and sealed before installation. From Forms to Finished...
A garage floor should look great and stand up to daily use. Decorative Concrete of Virginia installs high-performance polyaspartic flake-floor systems that give garages a clean, durable, low-maintenance finish. Why DCVA Uses Polyaspartic Although garage coatings are...
Acid stain can create natural color variation, but it can also be unpredictable, especially on older concrete. In this country-club patio project, Decorative Concrete of Virginia used an acid stain, then added an acetone-based dye to bring the final color closer to...
What started as a simple carpet-removal project became a major floor transformation. After removing carpet glue and addressing an uneven former butcher-shop floor, Decorative Concrete of Virginia installed a self-leveling overlay and a custom three-color metallic...
A beautiful stained concrete floor starts long before the stain is applied. Keeping fresh concrete clean and uncovered during construction helps prevent permanent color changes, stains, and uneven results. Protecting Fresh Concrete For the first month after a concrete...
