Browse through these pictures to see some of the projects we've done and to get some ideas of what could be done to your concrete.
Pensacola Front Porch
Pensacola Palm Tree

This is what many, many front porches look like leading up to the front door.

But with concrete engraving and staining, a completely customized entrance to your home could be what you're looking for, too.
Tile Pattern Front Porch
Camden North Back Patio
Camden North Front Porch

This is the front porch on the same house as pictured above. Nice, but it will look better with some color.

Sometimes a simple stain is all that's needed. . .
Byron Already-Stamped Back Patio

The homeowners had this porch stamped when they built the house. Now they wanted to add some color.

Wow, adding color made a big difference. This is Kemiko Vintage Umber acid stain.
Roberta Front Porch
Warner Robins Front Porch

This front porch in Centerville was functioning fine. But the homeowners wanted to add some color to make it more enoyable.

This is Concrete Resurrection's Mocha and Onyx mixed together and sprayed down with an HVLP gun. The end result was amazing!
Warner Robins Front Porch Crack Disguise

This is the same porch as the pictures above. The homeowners were really wanting to disguise this ugly crack that went directly to the front door.

I just filled the crack with a liquid substance and once it hardened I stained right over it. It is still noticeable, but not nearly as much.
South Bibb County Front Porch

Just a small front porch that the homeowners were wanting to spruce up a bit.

With the addition of Kemiko's Cola stain and this nifty little engraving, I'd say the front porch is "spruced up".
Warner Robins Master Bathroom

This homeowner was tired of nasty grout lines that would never stay clean.

This color, Walnut from the Dye-N-Seal color chart, tied everything together in this bathroom.
Pressure Washing "Magic"
Hotel Drive Thru

This is concrete that was poured with a black pigment added to the mix. This allows for the cut lines to be darker in color for the pattern chosen.

We used a tinted sealer to mottle on three different colors: a dark gray, a light gray, and then topped it with black. It made it look very aged. This is a fan cobblestone pattern engraved into the concrete.
North Haven Front Porch

There was an obvious problem with the stain job on this porch.

We ground off what was there, stained it again with Smith's Sandstone color and then engraved an elegant medallion in the porch.
Monroe County Back Porch
CGTC Building A Front Porch

This porch on a college building in Macon, GA, had some issues with some patchwork around the perimeter.

This is an acrylic stain made by Tuf-Top; the color is Bombay. The acrylic stain is more opaque and gives a more uniform coverage. Can you see the patchwork around the perimeter?
CFCA Logo

This is after all the stain is applied for a logo at Central Fellowship Christian Academy.

Three different acrylic stains were used to achieve the speckled look. Then the "CF" and outer ring were cut out to leave pretty neat looking logo in the concrete sidewalk. There are a total of three logos around the campus.
Engraved Sunshine Example

This is just one of many, many custom patterns we can engrave into existing concrete.

Here is the final image. Custom images can be numbers, letters, images, and they can be any size.
South Monroe County Back Porch

This spacious back porch wasn't quite complete, until . . .

Ahhh, now it is an outdoor extension to the living space. This is Kemiko's Cola stain.
Crawford County Back Patio

This patio had a sealer previously applied to it; therefore, it had to be ground down prior to staining it.

After applying Kemiko's Cola stain and cutting a flagstone pattern, the homeowners thoroughly enjoy spending time out back on their "new" back patio.