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Log Stick and Steel in Pie Town New Mexico performs many types of concrete work throughout northern Catron County for both custom and manufactured homes.
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Spring Canyon Ranch Subdivision, Quemado, NM. This custom...
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Studio / Office of Kenneally Appraisal Service, Pie Town,...
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Pie Town, NM 87827 (Located at U.S. Highway 60 & County Road...
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Stamped concrete is a decorative technique where patterns and textures that mimic brick, stone, tile or wood are imprinted into the concrete surface. Stamping provides a versatile and affordable paving option that doesn't require much maintenance. Find stamped concrete contractors near me.
8 Μαΐ 2024 · Stamped stamping concrete involves imprinting patterns and textures into wet concrete before it sets. The result is a concrete surface that mimics the look of natural stone, brick, or even wood. The appeal of this method lies in its cost-effectiveness compared to using actual stones or bricks, all without compromising on aesthetics.
We can replicate the appearance of almost any material you choose, including stone, wood, brick, or tiles, using stamped concrete. Stamped concrete has an edge over these other sorts of materials because it is more reasonably priced and very durable.
