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Finding a Phoenix concrete contractor you can trust doesn’t have to be stressful or involve guesswork. If you are looking for anything concrete, look for the Rosie on the House certified badge. Below is Rosie and Romey’s hand-picked listing of the premier contractors and suppliers in the Phoenix area. All of our partners have successfully been through our prequalification process and maintain a high level of standards and customer satisfaction. Residential or commercial, decorative concrete or flatwork, the Rosie on the House concrete contractors have the resources and experience to get the job done right the first time.
How much concrete do I need to order for my project?
Concrete is measured in yards. One yard of concrete equals one cubic yard. See equation.
How can I clean oil stains off my driveway?
Cover the entire stain generously with kitty litter and allow it to sit for a few days; the litter will absorb the excess oil and make stain removal easier. Full FAQ.
Is acid staining a do-it-yourself job?
Of all the decorative processes for concrete, acid staining is probably the best suited for the handy do-it-yourselfer. Some tips.
What are common types of decorative concrete?
Some of the most popular ways to turn a drab slab into something fancy underfoot include stamped, overlays and acid stains.See full list of FAQ's
Flattoos are a great way to personalize decorative concrete surfaces and a great DIY project. Visit RosieOnTheHouse.com See How It's Done section for complete, photo-enhanced directions.
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New Concrete Finishes Get Stamp of Approval
There’s nothing plain about concrete floors anymore.
It used to be that a homeowner who opted for a concrete patio simply wanted an inexpensive, no-fuss floor. And it used to be if you put a decorative finish on a concrete floor, it was because you were trying to cover up cracks and stains.
But today, concrete has become a material of choice for homeowners and decorative finishes have become high style—even on brand-new slabs.
"Now, it’s a big upgrade to a house,” says my friend Wacey Barta, who owns Second Time Around Custom Concrete Coating in Phoenix. “It gives a floor a nice, finished look.”
