Author: Northeast Decorative Concrete, LLC

Get the inside scoop from a seasoned pro on choosing the ideal roller nap for a smooth, uniform seal that protects your stamped concrete

Sun's out, fun's out! But don't let UV's fade your decorative concrete - find out my top sealant pick for locking in color on outdoor stamped patios.

Uh oh, bubble trouble! Don't let a botched sealing job burst your decorative concrete dreams - this pro contractor reveals his top troubleshooting tips to effortlessly eliminate pesky blisters.

The top 5 stamped concrete patterns homeowners and businesses choose for driveways, patios, pool decks, and walkways in Massachusetts are

Sealing your stamped concrete patio helps protect its color, design, and structural integrity. Before getting started, thoroughly clean the surface and allow it to fully dry. Use a high quality concrete sealer

With over 40 years pouring concrete in Massachusetts, I’ve seen every stamped concrete mistake - from defective release agents to pouring in temperature extremes causing cracks. Careful planning and execution is key to avoid issues

Manufacturers also advise waiting 72 hours after sealing before heavy traffic or furniture placement. This gives the sealer time to fully harden and bond correctly

Protect your stamped concrete from the harsh New England elements with this pro contractor's top maintenance tips for frost-proofing your patio and achieving long-lasting curb appeal.

If rain occurs soon after applying a sealer to stamped concrete, it's important to take action quickly. Light rain shortly after sealing generally won't cause issues. However, heavy rain can wash away the protective layer before

Stamped concrete remains a popular, affordable, and classic decorative concrete option for driveways, patios, and pool decks despite new trends like polished concrete. Contractors imprint realistic patterns into curing concrete using textured mats to mimic slate, brick, and other materials.