Blackwater Designer Concrete

As a family owned company, we provide attention to detail and highest level possible of customer service. Every project is unique and is treated as our priority. And, our concrete artisans take personal pride in offering high quality work with superior finishes. We offer all aspects of decorative concrete from stamped to acid stains and we also offer traditional masonry work to accent any decorative concrete work. We use the perfected method of stamped concrete and overlays to replicate unique and realistic looks of imported slate, quarried and textured stone.

Stamped concrete is an ideal pool deck surface, combining the attributes of beauty, durability, and low maintenance with the vast array of decorative options not possible with other pool deck materials. Patterned or imprinted concrete pool decks move away from dull gray and offer color and variety as they mimic stone, brick, tile patterns and even wood-grained textures. However, for a cooler surface, we recommend using lighter colors on your pool deck. Once stamping is completed, a protective sealant is used.

Increase the value and curb appeal of your residential or commercial property with the beauty of decorative concrete. Scroll though the galleries below for ideas and tips for your next project with Blackwater Designer Concrete. An epoxy floor system is one of the most economical and aesthetically pleasing ways to enhance a plain gray concrete floor. Epoxy systems work especially well for garages, basements and commercial space where heavy traffic is a requirement. At Blackwater Concrete our goal is to provide personalized service and distinctive ideas, giving each client and project the full value of our collective experience and knowledge.

Sealer is key to maintaining beautiful decorative concrete, protecting your investment, and increasing your curb appeal. Sealer acts as a protective topical membrane which repels stains, harmful chemicals and water from penetrating the surface. Applying a sealer annually is recommended for maximum protection of your concrete surface. Additionally, a sealer will help prevent efflorescence, which is a white, powdery residue that can build-up on the surface. Sealing stamped concrete can be compared to waxing your car, wearing sunscreen, or spraying Scotchgard on your favorite shirt.