Ann Arbor-based Waltz Concrete has recently added to its decorative concrete capabilities, offering a const-effective way to create a variety of textures and colors, while still benefiting from the durability and low-maintenance qualities of a traditional concrete driveway. The firm can apply a stamped finish when repairing an existing driveway, or incorporate it as part of a new/replacement installation, with the latter option offering greater longevity.

More details can be found at https://www.waltzconcrete.com/driveways

Waltz Concrete can also repair or replace driveways with a new concrete surface that has not had any additional finishes applied, and the firm has extensive experience working in temperature ranges that are seen in the local area. For those who are seeking a material other than concrete, the firm also offers both asphalt milling and gravel driveways.

“When choosing concrete, not only are you getting the benefit of strength in the material but also the many options that come with it,” a company representative explained. “Stamped concrete can give you the option of making a driveway look like almost anything, ranging from wood planks to cobblestone, and it’s also far less expensive and more durable than those materials.”

The Michigan Concrete Association suggests that some types of driveway wear can be repaired, such as smaller cracks that don’t connect to each other, crumbling edges, or an age of less than 10 years. However, the association states that more serious damage, such as spiderweb cracks, multiple potholes, or standing water, will most likely require a full replacement.

Waltz Concrete can carry out the resurfacing of driveways with minor damage, as well as full replacements, and the firm states that a decorative finish can be applied as part of both processes. Some examples of finishes now offered include slate, flagstone, cobblestone, brick, and tile.

About Waltz Concrete

In addition to driveways, Waltz Concrete offers a wide variety of concrete flatwork services, including sidewalks, patios, and foundations. The firm was established by Michael Waltz over 20 years ago, and remains a family owned and operated business.

“The stamped concrete sidewalk that Waltz Concrete did in front of our house is a showstopper,” one client recently stated. “What was once a crumbling plain concrete sidewalk is now a beautiful addition to the house and landscaping. It adds an elegant touch to our property, and we couldn’t be happier with the result.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://www.waltzconcrete.com/driveways

 

Waltz Concrete
[email protected]
+1 517 605 8184
301 E Huron St
Ann Arbor
Michigan
48104
United States

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