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Concrete Flat Work
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL FLAT WORK SERVICES
Flat Work
Custom Driveways
We can customize your driveway with colored and stamped borders and joint lines in any pattern and color
Driveways thickness consists of between 4" and 6". All our driveway work is sealed to prevent salt damage in the winter.
Regular Driveways
With a regular driveway we can either California finish it or regular broom finish with opposite direction broom or broom in the same direction
Driveways thickness consists of between 4" and 6". All our driveway work is sealed to prevent salt damage in the winter.
Patios
We offer 2 ways to finish your patio, Broom Finished or California Style Broom Finish. Patio thickness consists of 4" thick. All our patios are sealed.
We can also add a stamping effect to your patio!
We can also add a stamping effect to your patio!
Stamped Wood Plank Concrete Patio - See Video Below
Steps, Stoops, and Sidewalks
Our steps and stoops and sidewalks again are finished with either a Broom Finished Style or a California Broom Style Finish. They are 4" in thickness for both steps, stoops and sidewalks.
Tool Shed Slabs
Our tool shed slabs always have a smooth finish on them and are between 4" to 8" it depends on the kind of tool shed slab you're putting up.
Pole Barn Floors
Our pole barn floors always have a smooth finish as well and again are between 4" to 8" depending on what you are planning on putting in the pole barn.
Garage Floors
Our garage floors have a smooth or slick finish to them makes it nice in the winter for run off from snow on your car or truck. They are 4" to 6".
Footing and Foundation Walls
Footings are 10" thick, these types of footings and foundations are used in building homes and factories.
Curbs
Curb and gutters are primarily used in parking lots and streets.
Power washing
We offer power washing of any concrete driveway, patio, sidewalks or garage floors.
Trench Foundations
Trench Foundations are 8" wide by 42" deep, these types of foundations are used primarily for room additions.
ADA Ramps
We provide for handicap accessibility into buildings and also on sidewalks where there is a pedestrian crosswalk.
Resurfacing
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Colored and Stamped Concrete
Ready for a new look? Colored and stamped concrete can provide you with almost any design you can imagine! Want the look & feel of paver brick without the paver brick price than let us show you how we can provide this for you. We can also do other designs such as slate, paver brick, fieldstone, wood planking, and more!
Like the look of exposed aggregate? Just give us a call at 815-466-0601 and we will make your dreams come true.
Like the look of exposed aggregate? Just give us a call at 815-466-0601 and we will make your dreams come true.
Sealers
If you want your new concrete to last longer and look better, you should consider sealing your concrete with a quality concrete sealer.
The advantages far outweigh the cost in the long term. A sealer will keep the concrete from absorbing oil, rust, grease, mold, dirt, and greatly reduces pitting and spalling from winter salt. What a sealer does is closes off the pores of the concrete where the stains are absorbed into.
Stamped & colored concrete should be re-sealed every 2 years to keep the new look of the work.
Older concrete can be sealed at any time. It would just take a little extra effort to clean the old concrete first, then apply a quality sealer.
If you would book a new concrete job with us before 7-1-2017, we will include sealing your new concrete at no additional cost to you. This is a savings of between $100.00 to $300.00 to you.
The advantages far outweigh the cost in the long term. A sealer will keep the concrete from absorbing oil, rust, grease, mold, dirt, and greatly reduces pitting and spalling from winter salt. What a sealer does is closes off the pores of the concrete where the stains are absorbed into.
Stamped & colored concrete should be re-sealed every 2 years to keep the new look of the work.
Older concrete can be sealed at any time. It would just take a little extra effort to clean the old concrete first, then apply a quality sealer.
If you would book a new concrete job with us before 7-1-2017, we will include sealing your new concrete at no additional cost to you. This is a savings of between $100.00 to $300.00 to you.
Building Permits
At this time of our economy, building permits are required for just about every phase of construction. Speaking from our stand point, permits are a good thing. They protect the homeowner, making sure the contractors work is up to code.
Permits can be a hassle to get if you are not sure what you need for the type of permit required. We at K.R.T Concrete inc. will obtain permits for our projects at the cost of the permit so the project proceeds along smoothly.
Permits can be a hassle to get if you are not sure what you need for the type of permit required. We at K.R.T Concrete inc. will obtain permits for our projects at the cost of the permit so the project proceeds along smoothly.
Recycling
15 years or more ago when we removed the old concrete from a job, we would haul the old concrete into landfills. But these days we haul the old concrete to crushers. There they crush it into gravel, then sell it back to us and we use it in all of our sub grades on every job. As far as asphalt, it is hauled into the same crusher and it is ground and reused in streets, driveways, parking lots etc. When choosing your contractor, be sure that they are a green company.
Helpful Hints
1) If you have oil stains or grease on your driveway, here is a fast way to clean oil or grease from your concrete. First blot up excess oil or grease. Next spray with WD-40 making sure you soak the stain. Let stand for about 5 minutes, then blot up the stain. Older stains may need repeated soaking of WD-40. Let dry and the stain should be gone.
2) Do not put rock salt on brand new concrete unless it is sealed because it will eat the surface off of the new concrete.
2) Do not put rock salt on brand new concrete unless it is sealed because it will eat the surface off of the new concrete.