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Nate Miller

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Nate Miller

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Recommended by 100% of Angi customers
Recommended by 100% of HomeAdvisor customers

Hi, I’m am a small owner-operated concrete contractor that specializes in smaller pours and decorative concrete. I will look at anything and try to get it done ASAP, if we can handle the size and scope of the job. Call or click for your free estimate. I guarantee 100% satisfaction or your money back.

"It was a slow process and Nate did not rush the process. He is a perfectionist and did it right."

Sharron M on November 2024

Hi, I’m am a small owner-operated concrete contractor that specializes in smaller pours and decorative concrete. I will look at anything and try to get it done ASAP, if we can handle the size and scope of the job. Call or click for your free estimate. I guarantee 100% satisfaction or your money back.

"It was a slow process and Nate did not rush the process. He is a perfectionist and did it right."

Sharron M on November 2024

Pitts concrete

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Pitts concrete

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Been doing concrete for 8 years I do flat work stamped concrete and tear on and pour back, add on, sidewalk, patio and much more

Been doing concrete for 8 years I do flat work stamped concrete and tear on and pour back, add on, sidewalk, patio and much more

E&M Homes LLC

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E&M Homes LLC

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We would love to help you with all of your masonry needs We provide the following services Commercial and Residential Concrete Slabs Stamped and Stained Concrete Pole Barn Concrete Pool Concrete Flagstone Installations Retaining Walls Brick work

We would love to help you with all of your masonry needs We provide the following services Commercial and Residential Concrete Slabs Stamped and Stained Concrete Pole Barn Concrete Pool Concrete Flagstone Installations Retaining Walls Brick work

B3 Contracting, LLC

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B3 Contracting, LLC

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For our residential customers, we specialize in earthwork and concrete. However, we have the manpower and experience to tackle many categories of construction projects. Although we operate out of Russellville Kentucky, we service customers anywhere in Kentucky and surrounding states. Check out our website at B3Contracting.com

For our residential customers, we specialize in earthwork and concrete. However, we have the manpower and experience to tackle many categories of construction projects. Although we operate out of Russellville Kentucky, we service customers anywhere in Kentucky and surrounding states. Check out our website at B3Contracting.com

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Hughes Construction Corporation

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Hughes Construction Corporation

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33 years of experience

Hughes Construction Corporation is well equipped to handle any job: large to small. We are a design-build company; meaning that we have the ability to see a project from design to construction. Our team is also able to manage just one aspect of the construction phase. Regardless of what you contract Hughes Construction Corporation to do, we are ready and able to take on the assignment and guarantee the project will exceed your expectations.

Hughes Construction Corporation is well equipped to handle any job: large to small. We are a design-build company; meaning that we have the ability to see a project from design to construction. Our team is also able to manage just one aspect of the construction phase. Regardless of what you contract Hughes Construction Corporation to do, we are ready and able to take on the assignment and guarantee the project will exceed your expectations.

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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

A floating concrete slab is considered a footing since it distributes the weight of the structure to the soil, but not all concrete slabs are considered footings. For example, a T-shaped slab includes separate footings below the slab that support the concrete above and push the load further down into the ground. In that case, the slab would not be considered a footing.

Concrete can cure in 24 hours if the temperature remains above 40 degrees, but it might take up to 48 hours for the initial curing if the temperature drops close to freezing. You can speed up the curing process in cold weather by using accelerants, or you can insulate the slab or enclose and warm the area with heaters.

Besides natural alternatives that are entirely safe for concrete driveways, magnesium chloride and potassium chloride are salt-based ice melts that are mostly safe for concrete driveways. Calcium chloride is also a popular choice that’s fast-acting and less corrosive.

A concrete pathway is very durable and can last upward of 30 years under normal conditions. Heavy snowfall and excessive heat may decrease this lifespan over time, as can vehicle traffic and salt applications during freezing conditions. Homeowners in extreme climates might notice cracking and deterioration after just 15 years, while those in more temperate climates should see multiple decades of life from their concrete.

Yes, you should screw your flange to the subfloor, including cement. The best way to get this done is to predrill holes into the concrete using a hammer drill and a ¼-inch concrete bit. Be careful when you’re ready to bolt your flange down, as you can accidentally crack it. You can avoid this issue by not installing the screws too deep. Or, you can opt for a flange with a stainless steel ring so you don’t have to worry about cracking the plastic.

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