About Us
Craftmaster Concrete Construction LLC
Craftmaster Concrete has been in business in Southern Arizona for over twenty years. We are licensed, bonded and insured and have successfully poured many commercial jobs and residential homes for businesses and homeowners as well as patios, driveways and sidewalks here in Cochise County. We are one of the few businesses in the area to have the equipment, knowledge and hands-on experience to conduct specialty jobs such as polished concrete, concrete countertops, sinks, decorative concrete and the capability to grind concrete floors for other flooring installations.
Patterned Concrete
Patterned or stamped concrete has an amazing ability to closely replicate, in both color and texture, popular paving materials such as cobblestone, brick, fieldstone and slate. Yet stamped concrete surpasses these traditional favorites in many ways, offering greater versatility, economy, long-term performance and ease of installation.
Unlike masonry pavers or natural stone, cement offers many options for customization because it can be shaped, imprinted, textured and colored to achieve almost any look imaginable. With concrete, natural paving materials such as stone, slate or tile can be economically recreated when patterns are pressed into the concrete. Patterned concrete can also blend harmoniously with just about any landscape or architectural scheme, making it suitable for all types of exterior hardscaping—and most interior applications as well!
The best news is that because stamped concrete is a customized product, it can be tailored to suit your individual design goals and budget, whether you want to achieve a natural look or be wildly innovative.
Polished Concrete
Polished concrete is becoming the ultimate no-wax flooring material. Thanks to recent advances in polishing equipment and techniques, contractors are now grinding concrete floor surfaces, whether new or old, to a high-gloss or matte finish. Factor in the superior durability and performance of concrete, and it's no wonder why more retail, warehouse, office and home owners are opting for polished concrete flooring as an alternative to marble, granite, tile, linoleum, or coated concrete.
Because polishing is a multistep process, you can choose the level of sheen -- from satin to high-gloss -- that meets your maintenance and aesthetic requirements. The different colors that can be used for a polished floor give you many choices and with the different designs that can be scored into the surface, the possibilities increase ! Contact us now and let us design your new floor!