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Inlays: Add textural or color elements to the stained flooring by cutting in a design, then filling with tile, stone, grout or icon. In this case, rough-hewn granite strips were floated into channels cut into the floor. |
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Overlays: In most remodel situations, stained concrete is not an option due to concrete that is damaged by prior construction. During the remodel of the L. B. J. Ranch, it was found that three different slabs made up the area, and that all were contaminated with glue and paint. We prepared the existing concrete, applied a thin, stainable layer of new cement, then stained and sealed the floor. |
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Countertops: Concrete countertops are nothing new; we've spoken to old timers who had them in the oil boom days of West Texas. They fit well with the new industrial decor, as well as Texas ranch style homes. Countertops can be left natural, as shown, or can be colored or stained. We use a three-step sealing process to provide a durable, sanitary kitchen surface you can be proud of. |
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Tubs: Not something we do every day, but we want to emphasize that we'll work to meet your needs and make your dreams come true. This home is a union of five different hundred-year-old-plus structures collected and shipped to a Fredericksburg ranch. After completing the floors, we tackled the tub, the object being to give the appearance of its being contiguous with the slab. We're pretty happy with the results. |
