Concrete Imprint – Printed Driveways & Patios Calverstown

Custom Crete are experts in the the installation of pattern imprinted concrete for use on driveways, patios as well as pathways in Calverstown. Our Director has over 10 years experience in suitable this item both in Calverstown Ireland as well as abroad as well as flaunting some substantial jobs, you actually will not discover a more seasoned installer.

The name used to describe this type of paving varies from area to region nevertheless all refer to the process of a solid layer of concrete which is after that imprinted with an ornamental pattern and afterwards coloured and secured to give the impression of cobbles, crazy paving, block paving or even lumber.

There are numerous benefits over various other types of paving which assists this surfacing option to stick out.

So Why Choose Pattern Imprinted Concrete in Calverstown?

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 as well as patios are the impression visitors will certainly acquire of your house. So in this regard, quality definitely matters! Our concrete driveways are laid utilizing premium-quality material as well as high quality methods. Your Custom Crete driveways in Calverstown item will enhance your building and offer you a location that is almost maintenance totally free.

The Selection Process

You will begin the process of redesign with among our Calverstown specialist land surveyors. With each other, you will agree a pattern and also the coating you want to your product to have. Our surveyor will show you a range of driveway concepts or patio suggestions, to aid you select the layout you like.

They will certainly determine the location very carefully as well as talk with you in detail regarding your suggestions as well as the attribute you wish to integrate. Just once you have actually created your ideal driveway or patio will certainly we provide you a no-obligation quotation for your approval.

The Installation Process

Our professionals will certainly show up quickly and also prepare to answer every one of your inquiries. Installment will certainly begin with the full excavation of your old driveway. We dig down to the soil base under so we can lay a new sub-base foundation. Your concrete pathways or patios will start the same way, from scratch, as if this is the very first path or patio to be laid.

It is very important that your new driveway or patio has a solid base, to prevent splitting or decrease. The sub-base structure is compacted and after that approximately 5 inches of concrete is laid. It is then that your chosen colour is applied, prior to your picked print is applied to the surface area.

Once your selected Custom Crete driveways print or patio print has been applied, the installment is entrusted to heal. Then, depending upon your selection, your driveway will be left matt or sealed with a shine or gloss finish. This coating will provide your driveway added defense against oil or diesel spots.

Safeguard Your Custom Crete Driveway or Patio Calverstown

Upon choice of your item from our variety of concrete driveways and also concrete patios, you will certainly be asked to pay a 10% down payment to protect your setup date. Your technicians will certainly work for a day on your driveway or patio and after that will ask you to make a more settlement. Once the installation is full, you will certainly be requested for the last repayment.

Imprinted concrete can be used in:

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

Calverstown (Irish: Baile an Chalbhaigh) is a small village in County Kildare, Ireland. It lies 6 km (3.7 mi) south of the town of Kilcullen and about 16 km (9.9 mi) from each of the towns of Athy, Kildare, Naas and Newbridge. It is an old settlement located close to the archaeological sites of Dún Ailinne and Old Kilcullen. The village has a stream running through it with another to the south. In the 2006 Census it had a population of 650.