Professional Commercial Concrete Services in Cheyenne Wyoming

Unlike homes, a commercial concrete driveway should be thicker - 5 to 6 inches at least. By following this rule, and by applying the proper techniques and materials, you can be sure your commercial concrete driveway is ready to handle heavy traffic and to resist the freezing and thawing cycles we have in winter. This also prevents wear and tear.

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For your commercial concrete surface, you can choose between three options, and within them, there is more to choose from. They are: the traditional finish, the stained concrete, and stamped concrete.

A traditional finish it's usually gray and plain, with a smooth finish or with a bit of texture.

The stained concrete design offers you choices like shiny or matte, opaque or translucent, and monotone or ombre. It creates a smooth look as well.

The third design option, stamped concrete, creates texture that imitates natural brick, tile, stone, or wood planks.

Concrete surfaces will show signs of wear and tear over time, that can be caused by weather conditions and regular use, especially in areas with more foot traffic and heavy vehicle circulation.

In commercial properties, cracks, sinking, lifting, spalling, or uneven surfaces can become a serious risk to your clients and employees, and affect the appearance of your business.

If you've noticed any of these, you may need a repair, but don't panic! On our Concrete Repair Service page you'll learn more about concrete repair and how we can help you.

The sooner you take care of the problem the better. That way, you can prevent bigger problems and costly repairs, and maintain a safe environment.

On this page, we also teach you how to maintain your concrete surfaces so they are healthy and strong for many years.

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Your commercial concrete surfaces need regular care. So, you'll have to:

• Clean regularly and seal high-traffic areas to reduce wear and tear, and avoid safety risks.
• Look around at your concrete areas and see if you notice cracks or other issues. If you do, repair them right away.
• Avoid harsh chemicals, especially in entryways and loading areas.
• Be careful with heavy equipment, as they can cause damage.

In Cheyenne, where the weather can be rough, these simple habits can make a big difference.

Concrete normally needs 28 days to fully cure, but in Cheyenne's winter, the curing process is a bit longer.

When the concrete sets (after 24 to 48 hours), you're safe to walk on your driveway or patio if needed. In the second week, the concrete surfaces are stronger and able to handle light loads.

The curing process is essential to get long-lasting results. That's why you should only use it freely after the time recommended.

Yes! We know how important timing is in a commercial project, so winter doesn't stop us.

The low temperatures in Cheyenne's winter can freeze the concrete while it's curing. We use heaters or protective covers with insulation that regulate temperature. This maintains the right conditions for the concrete to cure, making concrete pouring in cold weather possible.

If you're thinking about starting a project at your company, give us a call at (307) 317-2404.