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    • Stamped Concrete
    • Concrete Flatwork
    • Concrete Driveways
    • Concrete Sidewalks and Walkways
    • Concrete Patios
    • Concrete Polishing
    • Concrete Dyes
    • Slabjacking
    • Commercial Concrete
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    • Service Areas - Auburn
    • Service Areas - Covington, WA
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    • Concrete Ponds
    • Concrete Paint
    • Concrete Stain
    • Landscaping with Concrete
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Concrete and the concrete industry can be confusing.
​Review the FAQ here to learn more about common concrete topics. 
What exactly is the process of stamped concrete?
Staggering patterns and gorgeous embellishments can be achieved by pouring concrete into a mold and then stamping it with rubber stamps. This is something we can do for you, and we have a wide variety of options available. Explore further.

Oil stains on concrete floors: what's the best technique to get them out?
You should start cleaning up oil stains on concrete right away in order to keep it looking its best, even if it's challenging. Preventing permanent staining with early cleaning is another benefit. If you're interested in finding out how to get stains out of concrete, keep reading.

Is it possible to paint over concrete?
Do we use colored concrete in our projects? Definitely. In addition, our customers are raving about it. Our concrete coloring sheet has all the information you need.

Existing concrete may it be painted?
It is possible to paint existing concrete surfaces rather than having them redone. Concrete, the most odd of materials, opens up a whole new universe of artistic possibilities. Check visit our concrete coloring page to learn more about this approach.

What is the function of concrete screeding, and how is it employed?
In order to remove any unneeded elements from a recently laid concrete surface, it is necessary to screed it. An even and flatter surface and application can be achieved in this way. Prior to pouring and screeding concrete, a surface is typically graded and prepared to prevent the addition of extra material. To guarantee a flawless end product, we execute all of this work before applying any stamps to the concrete.

Why do concrete slabs develop cracks?
Concrete can crack for a variety of reasons. It is possible for concrete to crack if it dries too quickly. If you're pouring or mixing your own concrete, read the instructions carefully to ensure that it has enough time to set and cure. Many things can go wrong during this chemical process, which can take many days. As a general rule, always do as instructed. We've also noticed that the concrete is waterlogged. A lack of chemical reaction causes the concrete to be more brittle and more prone to fracture. Some concrete is also poured into too-hard forms, resulting in pours that lack the necessary connections for structural integrity. Hairline cracks, shrinkage fractures, settlement cracks, and structural cracks are all things to look for in concrete.

Are some cinder blocks are made from concrete?
Yes, in the vast majority of cases. Adding cinder coals to concrete or cement increases the mass and strength of cinder blocks.

Do the terms "cement" and "concrete" mean anything to you?
Contrary to popular belief, the words "cement" and "concrete" are not synonymous Concrete has cement as a main ingredient. This "glue" is what ties the concrete pieces together. Cement (the adhesive) and other small, crushed pebbles, or aggregate materials, are the main components of concrete.

What is "slabjacking"? Restoring an old concrete surface to its original position by injecting new concrete beneath it is known as slabjacking. Driveways, walkways, and other construction elements are among the most frequently targeted by slabjackers. Slabjacking includes the usage of foam as well. Note that slabjacking is only appropriate for some applications, and may not be the right fit for all concrete repair projects. 

Do I have the ability to make my concrete less slippery?
Yes, we can work with you to incorporate grit additives into your concrete. High-traffic, high-slip locations like pool decks, garages, and so on can benefit greatly from these products, which increase the traction of the surface.

I'm not sure what you mean by a concrete overlay.
Overlaying an old concrete surface with a new sheet or slab of concrete is known as a concrete overlay. Paint jobs on driveways and other outdoor patio areas are typically done with this method because it's the most cost-effective option.

Does your company seal driveways?
We do, in fact. Sealing your concrete driveway will help it last longer and keep leaks and fractures at bay. Before applying a sealant, make sure your driveway is in good condition. The lifespan of your concrete driveway can be significantly increased by using driveway sealants that have been correctly placed.

How does Portland Cement work and what exactly is it made of?
Concrete made with Portland cement contains shale, iron, clay, rock, and limestone as constituents. Using high temperatures, these raw materials into Portland Cement, which is then ground into fine powder. Because of its strength, simplicity of use, and basic appearance, Portland Cement is one of the most widely used cements.
Puyallup Concrete proudly installs concrete for residential and commercial customers. We build concrete foundations, concrete slabs, concrete driveways, stamped concrete, patios, and more. Our team of experienced concrete professionals is local to the Tacoma area, and knows what it takes to build quality, lasting concrete work. We proudly serve Tacoma, Puyallup, and surrounding areas including Auburn, South Hill, Bonney Lake, Edgewood, Federal Way, Spanaway, and everything in between. Give us a call today! 
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