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George Construction Group, Inc.

P.O. Box 829
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George Construction Group, Inc.

P.O. Box 829
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9 years of experience

George Construction Group brings 15 years of experience in the construction industry, we provide quality workmanship for the residential and commercial client. In need of a new kitchen installation, deck or patio, a bathroom renovation or any other type of remodeling? Look no further! We accept all major credit cards!!

George Construction Group brings 15 years of experience in the construction industry, we provide quality workmanship for the residential and commercial client. In need of a new kitchen installation, deck or patio, a bathroom renovation or any other type of remodeling? Look no further! We accept all major credit cards!!




We are a full scale construction company that services residential, commercial, and Federal contracts.





SMOOTH CONCRETE

4416 NW BALTIMORE
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SMOOTH CONCRETE

4416 NW BALTIMORE
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15 years of experience

WE OFFER VERY AFFORDABLE RATES ON ALL YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS & MUCH MORE !!! SMALL BRICK WORK (MAIL BOXES) , STAMPED & STAINED , FENCES (PATCHES & ALL NEW) , SAFE HOUSES & MORE . CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ! WE HAVE OVER 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE & GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION

WE OFFER VERY AFFORDABLE RATES ON ALL YOUR CONCRETE NEEDS & MUCH MORE !!! SMALL BRICK WORK (MAIL BOXES) , STAMPED & STAINED , FENCES (PATCHES & ALL NEW) , SAFE HOUSES & MORE . CALL TODAY FOR A FREE ESTIMATE ! WE HAVE OVER 30 YRS. EXPERIENCE & GUARANTEE YOUR SATISFACTION


M.T.S. Elite Decorative Concrete LLC

2204 N Tucker Ave
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M.T.S. Elite Decorative Concrete LLC

2204 N Tucker Ave
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14 years of experience

STANDARD CONCRETE: driveways, sidewalks, slabs, remove-replace, new construction and existing SPECIALIZE: decorative hardscapes both interior and exterior: colored, acid washed, stamped, exposed-aggregate, stained, garage floor and interior transformations CONCRETE REPAIRS: crack injection and stitching, skim coating, resurfacing, sealing

STANDARD CONCRETE: driveways, sidewalks, slabs, remove-replace, new construction and existing SPECIALIZE: decorative hardscapes both interior and exterior: colored, acid washed, stamped, exposed-aggregate, stained, garage floor and interior transformations CONCRETE REPAIRS: crack injection and stitching, skim coating, resurfacing, sealing


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Decorative Concrete questions, answered by experts

New concrete can crack within 12 hours of finishing, as it can be a common occurrence as the concrete dries and cures. Certain weather conditions and temperatures can slow or speed up the cracking. A concrete contractor plans for cracking during the drying process and keeps some of it at bay by installing control joints.

Generally speaking, stain is a better option for concrete because it soaks into the surface and won’t get worn away like a topical paint will. Painting concrete increases the risk that moisture will get trapped beneath the top layer of paint, which wears concrete down over time. So long as you know how to prep concrete for staining, you'll maintain its strength after you finish your project.

Whether you make concrete countertops yourself or hire a pro, they’re not the most budget-friendly surface options, and because they’re porous, they require regular resealing. Another con of concrete countertops is that they’re heavy, meaning additional reinforcing support is sometimes necessary to protect your cabinets and possibly even your floors.

The main ingredients to make concrete are cement, water, air, and aggregate for proper formation. Mixing concrete occurs just before use to ensure proper curing after it is combined with water. Cement, however, is the key ingredient to concrete, and includes a collection of natural binding elements and sand, clay, and limestone. 

There isn't a winner when comparing expanding foam versus concrete for fence posts. Both have benefits and drawbacks, depending on your budget and priorities. Expanding foam may be a better choice if you want a more eco-friendly solution that cures faster. Concrete is more affordable and durable than expanding foam, yet it is harder to work with and takes longer to cure. 

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