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Concrete Slabs/Patios

During covid it was extremely difficult to outsource a good concrete contractor company, so we decided to start doing our own concrete work at that moment, ever since we haven't looked back! From small handyman concrete projects to huge pours, carpentry isn't the only expertise DB has!

We do concrete driveways, sidewalks, patios, steps, retaining walls, and more!  Give us a call and we will get your free concrete quote out today!

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BEFORE

This is the customers yard before we started anything. Notice theres an existing shower slab that must be removed due to the fact of us installing a shower drain for the customer

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DURING

In this photo you can see that we just got done pouring the concrete and that we are about to start putting down our release agent and color additive.

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First Return Morning

Heres the slab first thing the next morning, we went ahead and washed off any release agent that was sitting on the slab and got our first glimpse of what shes going to look like

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AFTER Concrete 

Here we have finished clean up, the concrete looks amazing, customer is happy and ready to call the landscape designer!

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COMPLETE

Homeowner had landscaper come in and add some river rock stone around the slab as well as a few small plants at the perimeter.

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Deck Fascia

The building left our homeowner with deck trim falling off and unlevel, so to go along with their new patio, we had installed some new composite fascia in bright white to give it that cllean and crisp look all of the way down to the grass.

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Showing The Stamping Process

Here you can see our stamping mats, we continually lay them down, tamp, and repeat over and over until we make our way across the slab. Here is where you start to get an idea of what the slab is going to look like. of course, a lot of this color activator will wash off with the first rinse.

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Just Starting Stamping

Showing progress in this photo, you can see how only about 10 ft of the slab is stamped, we still have another 14 ft to go.

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Just Finished Stamping

Here's the first look at the slab after stamping. We havent washed off any color yet or anything. Some guys wash it off the same day, i like to leave it til the following day when i return to water the concrete for the first time. 

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D. B. Enterprise, LLC

We pride ourselves on our customer relations, we would not be where we are today without each and every ONE of YOU! An for that, there are no words available to describe our appreciation, so ill just say, Thank you, from OUR home, to YOURS!

Est. 2016

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