There is no doubt that there are plenty of contractors in Medford and the Rogue Valley that can perform concrete, block and brick work. But the question remains as to whether you want a satisfactory result or one that blows your mind. There is a good reason why almost all of the work I do is either from repeat clients or referral based. People love what I do. And it's not just the finished product either. It is a combination of the finished project and the service I provide. The work we do whether that is concrete, brick or stone can create a unique and very appealing look on the interior or exterior of your home.
A permanent kitchen is built out of block and will incorporate all the fixtures you choose. Spaces for refrigerators, storage, sinks, blenders, outlets and anything else you want. It is really only limited to your imagination and budget. Our outdoor kitchens that are built on-site can be as large as you want them to be and can incorporate any feature you want or can imagine. Some ideas for you are fireplaces, benches, entertainment centers etc. We can even build a roof or gazebo over the entire kitchen.
We have the skills and experience to complete your concrete project on time, at an affordable price and give the concrete the look and feel you want. Broom Finished Concrete: This look gives the concrete a light texture in with lines from being swept with a broom. This is completed before it sets completely. This is a very common finish on sidewalks and commercial areas. Color can be added to give it a unique look. Exposed Aggregate Concrete: With this finish the top layer of the concrete is removed so the aggregate below is exposed.
We love doing stone work. In fact it is a big part of our business. We love both cultured and natural stone because it is the one time where we get to be creative and artistic. We get to create works of art. Cultured stone is a man made stone. It is made using forms and a light weight concrete. This stone looks good and can be used in a variety of different applications. For example it can be used as a veneer on the front of the home, around a fireplace, columns, or to cover up ugly cinder blocks.
There are three types of fireplaces you can have installed. You can install any of these three types of fireplaces in your home, shop or even in your backyard. These three types are a wood burning fireplace, a wood stove and gas inserts. The most expensive option is a wood bunring fireplace. This is due to the amount of work and materials it takes to build the firebox and the chimney. Regardless of which type of fireplace you choose to have built into your home we can finish them with a variety of different veneers.
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