Are you tired of power washing your exterior concrete, only to find that it’s dirty and mildewed again in no time? Bored of the concrete paint that tends to peel and chip off?
Does your exterior concrete lack pizzazz? Create spaces that are inviting, infused with personality and easy to maintain, by resur-facing your drab concrete flooring with solutions from Granicrete Hawaii.
Say goodbye to stained, mildewed concrete, and hello to a new designer finish. Here are some ideas for adding concrete appeal to your home’s exterior:
Make a grand entry
Welcome guests with a beautifully resurfaced front walkway. Add color with a concrete stain.
Want to add a new texture and design? Concrete overlays provide a fresh canvas to personalize your entry. Try a classic look with brick borders, or create curb appeal with an eye-catching ashlar slate pattern.
Design a luxurious lanai
Transform your lanai into an inviting living space that flows effortlessly from the indoors to the outdoors. Continue the same decor from your living room onto your lanai with a complimentary tile or natural stone patterned overlay. Opt for a smoother texture that feels comfortable when you and your guests are barefoot.
Deck out your pool
A flagstone pattern lends a tropical feel. Try a large format tile look for a modern style.
Overlays can also be finished without a pattern for a clean look. Choose a stone-like texture to provide slip-resistance.
Granicrete Hawaii invites you to discover how decorative concrete flooring can increase the value and visual appeal of your home. To get an idea of the possibilities with overlays and stains, take a look at the gallery on Granicrete Hawaii’s website.
Visit the company’s showroom to see its concrete resurfacing solutions in person, and to speak with a consultant. Showroom hours are Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Product information is available at www.GranicreteHawaii.com.
GRANICRETE HAWAII
contact // 626-5418
address // 525 Kokea St. #C7
web // www.granicretehawaii.com
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