01 Stained Concrete Floors With Calvert County Character
Stained concrete takes the gray out of a slab and replaces it with deep browns, tans, rust tones and greens that look a lot like the bluffs along the bay. Stain soaks into the surface instead of sitting on top like paint, so the color moves and varies across the floor.
It suits great rooms, sunrooms, finished basements and screened porches. Learn more about stained concrete floors.
02 Garage Floor Epoxy for Prince Frederick Commuters
A lot of Prince Frederick garages start and end a long Route 4 commute every day, then turn into a workshop on Saturday. That floor takes hot tires, road salt in winter, sand tracked up from the beach in summer and the occasional dropped wrench.
Garage floor epoxy gives you a sealed surface that cleans up with a mop and brightens the whole room. Compare our garage coating systems to see finishes from solid color to full decorative.
03 Concrete Countertops for Prince Frederick Kitchens and Wet Bars
Concrete countertops are cast to your exact measurements, so an odd-shaped island or a long basement bar is no problem. You pick the color, the edge profile and the finish, smooth and honed or with a little texture showing.
They are sealed for everyday kitchen use and can include integral sinks and drainboards. See finished pieces on our concrete countertop gallery.
04 Polished Concrete for Offices Along Route 4
Medical offices, professional suites and retail along Route 4 need floors that look sharp and clean easily. Polished concrete fits. The existing slab is ground, densified and polished to the sheen you pick, so there is no coating on top to wear through.
Read more about polished concrete floors.
05 Damp Basement Slabs in Prince Frederick Homes
Plenty of Calvert County houses sit on wooded lots where the ground stays shaded and damp. That moisture can push up through a basement slab and ruin a coating from underneath.
We check the slab before choosing a system for any epoxy flooring in Prince Frederick basements. Sometimes that means a moisture-tolerant primer, sometimes stain or polish instead of a film coating, and sometimes it means telling you to fix a drainage problem first.
06 Grill Stations and Outdoor Bars Cast in Concrete
A deck or patio with a view of the water deserves more than a plastic cart next to the grill. Concrete counters handle heat, rain and sun, and they can be colored to match stone, brick or siding.
We build outdoor kitchen counters to fit the space you have, with cutouts for the grill, sink or side burner.
07 Older Prince Frederick Homes and Their Original Concrete
Some of the older homes around Main Street and Dares Beach Road still have their original concrete floors under carpet or vinyl. That concrete can be a beautiful base for stain once the old glue and coatings are ground off.
When the slab is too worn to stain, a resurfacing layer gives us a clean start. We cover that in more detail on our page about concrete overlays in California, MD.
08 Picking a Garage Finish That Hides Sand and Salt
Between beach sand in July and road salt in January, a Calvert County garage floor gets dirty fast. A speckled chip broadcast hides that grit far better than a solid, high-gloss color, and it adds some grip underfoot.
We break down both styles on our page for metallic and flake floors in Brandywine, and we can show you samples of each at your estimate.
09 A Prince Frederick Estimate Without the Runaround
Plenty of people find us by searching concrete contractor near me and picking up the phone. We set a time, come look at the slab, measure, talk about finishes and leave you with a written estimate for epoxy flooring in Prince Frederick or whatever the project is. No charge.
Want a sense of how that goes? Read what our customers say about working with us.