Vertical Concrete is Versatile & Decorative

Have you ever considered using decorative concrete instead of stone?  This incredible versatile, and lasting innovation is becoming increasingly popular in Western Pennsylvania.  Now trending in Pittsburgh, decorative, vertical concrete has been popular in other parts of the country for more than a decade. Decorative vertical concrete refers to:

• The addition of thin coatings of concrete to walls or other vertical surfaces
• the creation of structures made of concrete

Decorative concrete work can be a creative way to achieve the decorative goals style you seek without the cost of using natural stone and can be used as elements either inside or outside.  A thin layer of concrete can often be applied over existing structures or such as

• fireplaces
• walls
• steps

or used to create new structures such as:

• outdoor kitchens

• columns
• fountains
• decorative boulders
• mailbox enclosures or posts
• retaining walls
• climbing walls

Furthermore, the stylistic options are endless because just like flat concrete, vertical concrete can be:

• covered with a stamped or styled freehand overlay
• colored, stained, or overlayed with epoxy finishes

making it look like any variety of natural materials such as wood or stone or chic modern metallics.  In addition to achieving the style you seek, we can customize your vertical concrete application to be unique to your home or business.

Western Pennsylvania is becoming more aware of the range of options for concrete repair and decorative innovation.   A great example of the use of decorative concrete is to beautify retaining walls. A retaining walls styled with stone artisan design coatings are faster, less expensive, and freeze thaw resistant.   In addition, if future damage occurs,  you don’t spend time and money trying to match old and new stones.

•  Contact us today to learn more about how you can use decorative concrete in your business or home.
• Look at our portfolio of vertical concrete work
• Flip through the short slideshow below to see our work and crew in action!