Another gorgeous reflector floor created using Elite Crete Systems epoxy and reflector enhancer colouring system. Truly unique seamless flooring solutions make a statement with colours that can be blended to complement any decor. Give us a call to book your project!
We recently completed this home gym for a great client of ours! Using polyaspartic coatings with a custom flake broadcast then coated with the lines and a final clear coat to lock it all down. The best part of this one? The flakes glow in the dark!
Hardscapes has the solutions for your custom flooring projects. Call us today, and let’s bring your floors to life!
After seeing some of the beautiful logo’s we have embedded into clients floors, foyers and drives have you wondered how you can get the same great looking artwork for your company offices?
We can help. Give us a call to see how easy it is to get your company logo emblazoned in your corporate office floor or walk.
Don’t worry if you don’t have a logo or a logo designer, we can recommend someone to help you work through that process.
What a great way to announce your business to those who are visiting your showroom, spa or corporate headquarters.
The team at Hardscapes Inc. wishes everyone a safe and wonderful Thanksgiving weekend!
“I would maintain that thanks are the highest form of thought, and that gratitude is happiness doubled by wonder.”
G. K. Chesterton (1874-1936)
Writer, Poet, Essayist, Novelist
Have you been wondering what is going to finish off that new company space. There is something missing but you can’ t quite put your finger on it.
What about your company logo embedded in the concrete floor in your reception or service area?
This is something that not only looks great but really shows off the corporate seal. It’s also something that needs to be done professionally. If not done right your company logo can become faded and worn if in a high traffic area.
Hardscapes Inc. specializes in logo-ed floors. Check out some of these awesome designs.
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Is your driveway pitted and cracked? Is your front walk and steps sagged an broken? What about that cold concrete basement floor? Wouldn’t you want something stylish, different and heated?
Hardscapes Inc. has the solutions for all these problems.
Experts in the field of concrete, concrete repair and concrete floors Hardscapes can answer all your questions and fix all you cracking, flooring and pitting issues.
Metallic epoxy flooring is growing in popularity for its beautiful effects. It has deep, rich mottled colours. We can create various looks using different colours and techniques to give you a durable floor that is unique to your project.
Call Hardscapes Inc. for your next project.
What’s new in concrete trends?
Concrete is no longer just a boring gray surface accentuated by some larger aggregate stone or angular concave lines to let water run off.
Now concrete can be used in many applications with patios, pool decks, basement floors and counter tops.
More and more home owners, designers and contractors are turning to concrete to create incredible stone looking patios that are not only weather resistant but beautiful.
With new concrete concepts you can decide the look and feel of your concrete project. Whether it’s a kitchen island or a wraparound pool deck it’s up to you to call the colour and finish.
Why not give Hardscapes Inc. a call to find out how concrete can change the look of your home or back yard.
Adding too much water weakens your concrete. When that happens your aggregate or rock that is in the concrete begins to sink lower in the poured area. That leaves the lighter weight cement and sand at the top. This can lead to very quick pitting and damage to your poured area especially things like concrete driveways.
Today there are is a great number of additives you can use to improve the strength of your concrete. Plastisizers, hardeners, helps it set quicker, fiberglass strands which add strength.
Hardscapes Inc. has all the answers to the question of how to create great solid concrete. Why not give us a call.
Concrete is one of the oldest building materials and will likely remain so as we find replacements for building materials in the future.
The earliest users of concrete were the ancient Romans. The Colosseum in Rome was built largely of concrete, and the concrete dome of the Pantheon is the world’s largest unreinforced concrete dome.
A method for producing Portland cement was patented by Joseph Aspdin on 1824. Reinforced concrete was invented in 1849 by Joseph Monier. In 1889 the first large concrete dams were built in 1936.
Since then methods for re-surfacing concrete have become popular giving the medium the ability to be used as a decorative feature as in logo-ed floors and high finished heated floors for restaurants and homes.