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Topeka Paint and Epoxy Pro's

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Topeka Paint and Epoxy Pro's

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Protecting your largest investment has never been easier. Our specialties include, but are not limited to exterior/interior painting, epoxy flooring, acid stained concrete flooring, custom concrete countertops, mancaves, and backyard outdoor scapes. Let us help you turn your dreams into reality.

Protecting your largest investment has never been easier. Our specialties include, but are not limited to exterior/interior painting, epoxy flooring, acid stained concrete flooring, custom concrete countertops, mancaves, and backyard outdoor scapes. Let us help you turn your dreams into reality.

Remix Concrete Professionals, LLC

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Remix Concrete Professionals, LLC

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Here at Remix Concrete Professionals, we specialize in residential concrete. Flatwork, such as, driveways, patios, sidewalks, steps and retaining walls are our main focus. As an Army veteran, I model my business after the 10th affirmation of the Soldier's Creed, "I am an Expert and I am a Professional. Quality and professionalism are the things that we always try to give to each and every customer. Every project and every customer is different, so attention to detail, understanding, and execution is always on the forefront of our minds.

Here at Remix Concrete Professionals, we specialize in residential concrete. Flatwork, such as, driveways, patios, sidewalks, steps and retaining walls are our main focus. As an Army veteran, I model my business after the 10th affirmation of the Soldier's Creed, "I am an Expert and I am a Professional. Quality and professionalism are the things that we always try to give to each and every customer. Every project and every customer is different, so attention to detail, understanding, and execution is always on the forefront of our minds.

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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

When pouring a new concrete slab, you should consider how additional costs will affect your total, including reinforcements, decorative enhancements, finishing, and curing. It's also important to consider local laws regarding the grade, drainage, and permits for installing concrete on your property. Speak with your professional about the ideal thickness for your slab, and also consider whether you’ll need drainage for slab longevity.

Poured concrete should be set and hard to the touch within 24 to 48 hours, although it depends on the humidity in the air, the thickness of the concrete, and the type of concrete. It’s best to leave concrete to set for three days before exposing to foot traffic or stress. Concrete takes between 20 and 30 days to cure and reach its peak strength, so for foundations and retaining walls, plan to wait about a month before placing any load on your concrete.

Yes, you can mix your own concrete for smaller jobs using premade bags of concrete. All you have to do is add water. There are different kinds of concrete, so make sure you get the right type for the job and mix according to the instructions. Too much or too little water can undermine the strength and durability of the final product.

Yes, it's typically best to set aluminum fence posts in concrete. You can technically use a mix of gravel and soil instead, but concrete is more stable and secure. Concrete also lasts longer and does a much better job of withstanding the outdoor elements than a gravel or soil mix.

Yes, it's best to use a carbide-tipped masonry bit when drilling into concrete. These bits are harder and more durable than standard bits, so they're designed for drilling into tough surfaces like concrete. A different bit is likely to break and pose a safety hazard so you'll definitely want to stick with one that's specially designed for concrete. 

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