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We specialize in:
Stamped and Decorative Concrete, Custom Brick Design, Retaining Walls, Arches, Glass Block Windows & Walls, Stone Work The Proper Way to Install Stamped Concrete 1. Remove sod/topsoil
2. Install a stone base approximately 4" thick 3. Set forms with a 1/4" per foot fall away from house. 4. Hang visqueen on the house to prevent concrete/color splashing 5. Install wire mesh 6. Pour concrete at the coolest part of the day then stamp 7. Acid wash, saw cut, seal with two coats of sealer.  Amberjack was the contractor that worked on the Vardon family's home. |
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What should you look for when hiring a concrete or brick contractor?
First thing is to make sure your contractor is licensed and insured. Just as important is knowing how long they have been in business and if they are reputable. Certification shows that the contractor has preformed work in the presence of experts in the industry and is recognized by other trade organizations. In the construction trade how many years in business says it all.
I’m starting to get some pitting and deterioration on my driveway down by the road on to my house. What’s causing it and how can I correct it?
I've talked about this for years on my radio shows and I can't stress it enough. What you’re seeing is deterioration in the concrete that is caused by the road salts that are used during winter. To prevent further damage, clean the surface off with Defy Safer Masonry Cleaner and treat it with Defy All-Purpose Water Repellent. The water repellent will prevent future damage from the salts by not allowing them to penetrate into the concrete. - Murray
Ask Murray...
For years, Metro Detroit has relied on Murray Gula and his firsthand knowledge of home improvement. Now Murray has brought together a team to help you with your home improvement problems. To find someone who can help, select a category from the list on the left, or click here to ask Murray a question!
