Concrete

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A vibrant green recycling symbol composed of three chasing arrows on a rough concrete surface, representing the concept of sustainability and environmental conservation of concrete and recycled aggregates. Preserve your concrete with an epoxy coating.

Laying New Concrete?

Recycle the Old Concrete! Recycling is a byword in modern society. Where possible, we recycle old products to reduce the amount of resources we use to make new products. Recycling concrete is no different. When clients start a new concrete project, they often break up...

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Who Uses Cement?

What Happens to All That Concrete? Cement production is an incredibly important industry in the United States. About 14,000 people are employed around the nation making cement. They work at 96 different plants that create the most important ingredient for what becomes...

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An ancient, eroded stone staircase carved into a rock face, showcasing the weathered steps and striations on the surrounding rock surface, indicative of historical architecture or old ruins.

Unbelievable Ancient Desert Concrete

The Hidden Water Cisterns of the Nabataeans A number of articles on our website have discussed the importance of quality concrete in the ancient world, especially for the Roman Empire. Even before the Romans’ great projects, however, the desert-dwelling...

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Protect the Concrete First!

Protect the Concrete First!

A recent article in The New York Times pointed to concrete deterioration as a potential cause of the June 2021 collapse of the Champlain Towers South condominium complex in Miami, Florida. A 2018 consultant’s report detailed the need for repairs at the decades-old...

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Versatile Cement and Greenhouse Gas Production

Versatile Cement and Greenhouse Gas Production

Should you feel comfortable using concrete for home renovations when another product will do? It is true that the cement industry is often accused of being a large producer of greenhouse gases. That is because significant amounts of carbon dioxide are released when...

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Muddy boots and a small, white and brown dog covered in mud looking up, standing on a white background with splattered mud around, capturing a moment after outdoor play.

Tired of the Mud?

Try Coated Concrete Floors! With the winter rains in Northern California comes the wet and the mud. We combat the damp in our entryways by using mats and rugs, mops and brooms. How much easier it is when the floor itself repels mud and moisture, fighting half the...

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Aerial view of the Hoover Dam, showcasing the massive concrete arch-gravity structure, the power plant buildings at its base, and the Mike O'Callaghan–Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge in the background, set amidst the rugged landscape.

Pouring the Concrete in Hoover Dam

In our prior two articles we discussed the great amounts of heat generated by the process of making concrete. Managing how quickly the concrete dries and its internal temperature while drying are important to ensure that the ideal combination of strength and longevity...

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The Colosseum in Rome, with its ancient arched concrete exterior, under a dramatic sky at sunset, capturing the historic grandeur of this iconic amphitheater.

Making Stronger Concrete — the Roman Way?

The ancient Romans are well known for their engineering prowess, constructing buildings, aqueducts, entertainment centers, roads, harbors and monuments that survive even today. What’s most amazing about their structures, however, is that the concrete and mortar used...

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CO2 or Carbon Dioxide reduction with concrete.

Does Concrete Absorb Carbon Dioxide?

A major component in concrete is cement, and the manufacture of cement is one of the world’s largest producers of carbon dioxide. Cement is made by taking limestone, which is mostly calcium carbonate (CaCO3), and heating it. That produces calcium oxide (CaO) and...

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Coating Concrete in Winter

Since epoxy coatings are a rather thick product that needs to dry after application, many of our Sacramento and Northern California customers assume that you can only coat concrete in the warmer months. In fact, many varieties of concrete coatings are adapted for...

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Real Reviews for Our Concrete Coating Services

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Babak Rajabi
June 16, 2022

Great job , John was very friendly and professional, the staff who did the job were very talented and left a good quality of floor epoxy.

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J O.
September 26, 2018

We just bought a new home. Garage floor needed some attention. California Custom Coatings epoxied the floor before we moved in. Everything worked out perfect, we arrived to a beautiful floor. Thank You. We will see you again...

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Matthew G.
September 14, 2018

Where to begin...John and his concrete guy Jim do amazing work. We wanted to re-do Our driveway and walkway to our house had some cheap sealant on it from when we moved in, and it was not going to last. We called John and he sent his pro Jim to the rescue. He did an amazing job stripping and restoring our concrete...as if it is brand new! The color scheme is perfect, it is blended seamlessly, and his attention to detail with our new landscaping is above reproach. He sealed the finished product and it will now be "bulletproof" and last for years of enjoyment.I would recommend these guys any day of the week! Don't hesitate to call them as you will not be disappointed!!