Stamped Concrete
Staining concrete floors offers numerous options for interior rooms including nearly limitless designs, colors, and even health benefits.
One of the most common places you'll see decorative concrete these days is under your feet. Whether it's acid-stained, painted, overlays, microtoppings, radiant floors, or a unique personal floor, concrete floors offer a range unlike any other material.
Concrete flooring is fast becoming the sought after choice for interior remodeling jobs.
ArtCon has been installing beautiful decorative concrete flooring and concrete coatings in homes throughout the New England area for more than 30 yeas.
We can provide our cliens with the most basic functional concrete floors to the most elaborate and funky artistic masterpiece.
Many are welcoming, embracing, and anxiously pursuing concrete floors for their own home projects. All it typically takes is one look whether it's in a magazine, on a home tour, a television show, or in someone's home and you're hooked.
Our decorative chip garage floor gives you the look of stunning granite or terrazzo with unmatched durability.
Epoxy flooring is unlike the other concrete surface coating systems that can wear through or peel.
Available in hundreds of various flake combinations, you can now customize your garage to match your personal style.
Artcon provides a wide range of options to create your backyard or frontyard oasis.
Whether it's a new stamped concrete patio or a new beautiful concrete pool deck.
We also specialise in concrete repairs and resurfacings of all your exterior concrete.
And of course our award winning Decorative Concrete Driveways.
Interior concrete flooring has become the new material of choice for designers and homeowners across the United States. Concrete floors in stained, colored, and custom scored, are popping up in retail stores, trendy restaurants, offices, and homes.
Concrete flooring, sometimes referred to as cement flooring, no longer has to be gray and boring. Now coloring concrete, or applying textures, patterns, saw cuts, etc., can bring new life to this traditional substrate. Concrete can be so uniquely designed or so naturally colored that it blends seamlessly with other elements in a room--oftentimes, you don't even realize it's a concrete floor you're standing on!
