Concrete Imprint – Printed Driveways & Patios Athy

Custom Crete are specialists in the the installation of pattern imprinted concrete for use on driveways, patios as well as paths in Athy. Our Director has more than 10 years experience in suitable this product both in Athy Ireland and overseas and boasting some substantial tasks, you really will not locate a more knowledgeable installer.

The name utilized to explain this kind of paving varies from area to region however all refer to the process of a solid layer of concrete which is after that inscribed with an attractive pattern and afterwards coloured as well as secured to provide the perception of cobbles, crazy paving, block paving and even hardwood.

There are several advantages over various other kinds of paving which assists this appearing alternative to stick out.

So Why Choose Pattern Imprinted Concrete in Athy?

Very hard-wearing and weather proof
Does not fade like tarmac
Ultra-low maintenance compared to other paving options
Weed free and stain resistant
Comes in a huge range of patterns and colours
Does not sink like block paving

Your driveway, pathways and patios are the first impression site visitors will certainly gain of your home. So in this regard, high quality definitely matters! Our concrete driveways are laid making use of premium-quality material and top quality techniques. Your Custom Crete driveways in Athy product will enhance your residential or commercial property as well as provide you a location that is virtually maintenance complimentary.

The Choice Refine

You will begin the procedure of redesign with among our Athy expert property surveyors. Together, you will agree a pattern as well as the surface you wish to your item to have. Our land surveyor will certainly show you a range of driveway ideas or patio suggestions, to assist you select the layout you enjoy.

They will gauge the location carefully and also speak to you thoroughly regarding your concepts as well as the function you wish to include. Just as soon as you have actually made your excellent driveway or patio will we offer you a no-obligation quote for your approval.

The Installment Process

Our professionals will arrive promptly and be ready to address all of your inquiries. Installment will certainly begin with the complete excavation of your old driveway. We dig to the dirt base underneath so we can lay a brand-new sub-base structure. Your concrete paths or patios will certainly begin the same way, from scratch, as if this is the initial path or patio to be laid.

It is essential that your brand-new driveway or patio has a strong base, to stay clear of fracturing or subsidence. The sub-base foundation is compacted and afterwards as much as 5 inches of concrete is laid. It is then that your selected colour is used, prior to your selected print is applied to the surface.

Once your selected Custom Crete driveways print or patio print has actually been applied, the installation is delegated treat. After that, depending upon your option, your driveway will certainly be left matt or secured with a luster or gloss coating. This surface will give your driveway included defense versus oil or diesel stains.

Safeguard Your Custom Crete Driveway or Patio Athy

Upon selection of your item from our variety of concrete driveways and also concrete patios, you will certainly be asked to pay a 10% deposit to protect your setup date. Your professionals will help a day on your driveway or patio and after that will ask you to make an additional repayment. When the installation is total, you will certainly be requested the final settlement.

Imprinted concrete can be used in:

Useful links: National Guild. Construction Industry Register, Passive House Association.

Athy (/əˈθaɪ/ ə-THY;Irish: Baile Átha Í, meaning “[town of the] ford of Ae”) is a market town at the meeting of the River Barrow and the Grand Canal in south-west County Kildare, Ireland, 72 kilometres southwest of Dublin. A population of 9,677 (as of the 2016 census) makes it the sixth largest town in Kildare and the 50th largest in the Republic of Ireland, with a growth rate of approximately 60% since the 2002 census.