Category — Decorative Concrete Engraving Case Studies

Decorative concrete engraving transformation shines through these steps in New York.    Amberdonia, owned by Butchie Sapici used some unusual staining techniques and colors to create a 3D effect.  The drama in the white lines of the final cobblestone pattern take the steps to the top of the neighborhood’s rating.

Amberdonia offers concrete work and decorative concrete engraving through out the Northeastern United States with many satisfied customers.

Amberdonia

Bujar “Butchie” Sacipi

email: amberdoniainc@yahoo.com

484 McDonald Ave.

Brooklyn, NY 11218

718-213-6849

Sugarloaf, PA

570-788-7937

Colors on Concrete owner, Marty Meewis was approached by a customer who liked a design seen in Concrete Network where Marty markets his business. The customer asked if a similar design could be done for his eye care office.

Marty replied, “Yes, but why don’t we use your logo in the design instead?” The customer’s response was, “Can we do that?”

The photo shows Marty sure could do it. He used a Mongoose 411 cutting unit to cut the major eye shape on the logo. Then he designed the “people” who make up the ‘pupil of the eye”  freehand with a Wasp concrete engraver.

On first glance, you can understand why this doctor is a satisfied customer. The logo is graceful. The engraving enhances that, plus offers a low maintenance floor advertisement that is in professional good taste.

Colors on Concrete

Marty Meewis

Upland California

909-239-5374

The students at St. Irenaeus Parish school in Cypress, CA share their patriotic spirit with one another at playtime every day because they have a 27 ft. x 38 ft. map of the United States on the concrete at their school.  The map is located in the courtyard/mezzanine of the school and has enjoyed quite a few little shoes walking across it.

The map has been at the school for a number of years, but the states’ shapes were always painted, an annual project.

A parent approached Colors on Concrete asking about a better solution. Marty Meewis, owner of Colors on Concrete came to the rescue. Each state shape was cut out of poster paper then taped onto masonite to create a more permanent template shape. The coloring is epoxy tinted with bright pigments for a permanent, easy to maintain map. The borders between states and all around the map were engraved with Engrave-A-Crete’s Kaleidocrete tools which include a Shark, Barracuda and Wasp.

Colors on Concrete

Marty Meewis

Upland, CA

909-239-5374

Dale Earnhardt, Jr. has built a home where family and friends can enjoy both indoors and outdoors. As you would expect, a car theme leads his dazzling bar. Decorative engraving and staining on the concrete floors creates the perfect contrast for the sense of speed that the bar front and seats convey.

Artistic Concrete Engraving, owned by Allen and Jason Easley, worked their magic on these glossy floors. Not every pit crew gets to have their after-race-day recap in as fine a spot as this one.

See more pictures in the gallery at the Artistic Concrete Engraving website:

Artistic Concrete Engraving

82 Fleetwood Dr.
Concord, N.C. 28027

Email: info@EasleyConcrete.com

Allen Easley
PH: 704-425-7558

Jason Easley
PH: 704-791-6357

This pool side, located in the Lafayette, Louisiana area, remained plain gray, dull concrete for the first 8-10 years of its existence.

Then, the owner saw some engraved concrete in the neighborhood that Outdoor Hidden Treasures, owned by Chuck Landry, had done. These patio and border projects convinced her to have her pool side stained and engraved.

The same word-of-mouth and “the work speaks for itself” advertising has been successful for Outdoor Hidden Treasures throughout the area as happy owners of Landry’s work tell their friends and neighbors.

Outdoor Hidden Treasures

Chuck Landry, owner

Breaux Bridge, Louisiana

337-316-0542