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Concrete Landscaping Articles    Concrete Landscaping: 3 Ways to Use Concrete Products in Your Yard The mental images that the word concrete invokes may not be of something you'd want in your yard but in fact, the landscaping industry has begun to incorporate concrete products in their designs the past few years with surprising results. Now concrete's use is growing with the introduction of stained and decorative concrete finishes. More Info...    Concrete Curb Landscaping The concrete curbing industry is currently experiencing a period of high growth as home owners look for new ways to customize and personalize their homes without over capitalizing their investment. More Info...    Concrete Floors: Epoxy Can Last Decades, But Only With Proper Installation. After experiencing lifting and pealing of floor products on concrete floors, many industries have reduced their expectations for shop floor life to three or four years. This is unfortunate because epoxy floors have an intrinsic service period of a decade or more if the concrete sub-floor is properly prepared prior to laying down the coating. More Info...    Landscaping Tips: Concrete Pond Construction Good concrete pond construction means not taking any shortcuts. Improper methods can lead to more money spent on maintenance, repairs, or replacement than on the cost of the initial concrete pond construction. Since good concrete pond construction equates to having one that lasts a lifetime or longer, follow these rules of thumb to get it right - the first time! More Info...    Pressure Washing Concrete: Concrete Cleaning Equipment Cleaning concrete is tough and there is an easy way and a hard way. There is one thing you need to understand when you are pressure washing concrete; the concrete cannot always be made to look brand new again after it has been stained. More Info...    Concrete Retaining Wall Concrete retaining walls are gravity walls that rely on their mass or weight for stabilty. The system consists of concrete masonry units which are placed without the use of mortar. This means that the concrete retaining walls are dry stacked on top of eachother. More Info...