Q: What are clients of Diamond Certified decorative concrete contractors saying about contractors in Inverness, CA?
A: Verified
Kodiak Construction Customer, one of 125
"They did a great job. There was a problem they discovered once they tore out the concrete, but they came up with a solution at a fair price and had another suggestion for a French drain that worked out really well. They showed up on time, did a good job and dealt well with unexpected findings." -Patricia S.
All Survey Responses for Kodiak Construction Q: What are some of the most popular brands that Diamond Certified decorative concrete contractors use when working with Inverness residents?
A: Diamond Certified decorative concrete contractors use top-quality brands like Solomon Colors, Smith Paints, Increte Systems, CTi and Elite Crete Systems.
Q: What types of concrete staining do decorative concrete contractors offer?
A: Decorative concrete contractors offer a wide variety of concrete flooring options including stamped concrete, stained concrete, epoxy coatings, and polished concrete. Stamped concrete is textured to look like brick, flagstone, slate, and other patterns. Stained concrete is a popular choice because it is a cost-effective way to transform a dull concrete floor into a beautiful work of art. Epoxy coatings are used to create a durable and attractive surface that is easy to clean and maintain. Polished concrete is often used in commercial and industrial settings because it is slip-resistant and offers a professional, shiny finish.
Q: Can Diamond Certified decorative concrete contractors work with SureCrete products and similar items so I can get concrete patios in Inverness?
A: Yes, Diamond Certified decorative concrete contractors can work with SureCrete products and similar items to provide concrete patios in Inverness.
Q: What did people search for when they wanted to find the best quality decorative concrete contractors in Inverness?
A: Concrete Imprints
Concrete Leveling
Driveway Resurfacing
Concrete Color Options
Driveway Resurfacing
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