Projects
This page will carry documented company projects, organised by finish and by use. Right now it carries none, because we publish a project only when we hold the original photographs and the customer's permission to use them.
Generated or stock images are not portfolio evidence. Plenty of concrete websites blur that line. We are not going to.
What a published project will include
Each project entry follows the same record, so you can judge whether it resembles your own job rather than just admiring a photograph.
- General location
The area, not the street address. Customer privacy comes first.
- The problem
What the floor looked like and what the owner wanted to change.
- Slab condition
Porosity, residue, patches, cracks, moisture indicators, and prior coatings.
- Preparation
What had to be removed, ground, profiled, or repaired before colour.
- Product and finish
The specific stain, dye, coating, or overlay system and the sealer used.
- Timing
Active work, drying, curing, and when the space went back into use.
- Photographs
Our own images, taken on the job, published with permission.
- Aftercare
The maintenance guidance handed over for that specific system.
Want to see work before you commit?
Ask. We can walk you through real samples and talk through comparable jobs directly, including what went well and what needed a second look. That conversation is more useful than a gallery anyway, because it can address your slab rather than someone else's.
Judge us on the guidance first
Read a guide, check it against what other contractors tell you, then bring us the hard questions about your own floor.
- Slab suitability assessed before any colour promise
- Cost drivers explained in writing
- Serving Austin since 2001