Hinkley Scout Ranch - Monson Lodge

 HSR - Monson Lodge

When in progress.......

Gear 30 - Ogden, UT

Concrete counter tops fabricated for Gear 30 - sporting goods store in Ogden, UT.  This is their temporary resting place until their store was finished.

Alpine House - Sundial Lodge - The Canyons Resort

The designer on this project wanted quite a rustic look so the floor was sand blasted to give it a more course texture.  With the stain we definitely got what we wanted.  Next week I will be doing an addition to it next door where the Sundial Cafe used to be.



Beehive Brick & Stone

More acid stained concrete floors.

Rod Works

The owners of Rod Works sent me to a Day Spa to look at the concrete in their lobby.  They wanted similar colors.  After I saw the colors I started to work out the design in my head, but I called to ask if it would be okay to do my own design (The design at the Day Spa was hideous to me) using their desired colors.  They told me to go ahead with my design - fortunately so - otherwise I couldn't post any photos.  So far I've done four of their stores.  The colors, and textures are so fun to do, and the floors perfectly complement their merchandise and displays.

Layton, UT

Try to ignore the dust foot prints these - I took the photos the day they moved in.

Springville, UT

Layton, UT (old store)

Draper, UT

The Lighting System

Chemical or Acid Stain is my favorite way to transform concrete from it's reputation of ordinary dull lifelessness, to seem warm, natural, and comfortable if not just beautiful.  This is a good example to me of how comfortable concrete can seem.

The finish on these floors makes maintenance so easy.  Businesses love to have their showrooms, offices, reception areas, bathrooms, conference rooms, etc. finished with stain and sealer for the beauty and easy maintenance.  Routine wet mopping with mild, neutral cleaners is all it takes.  Every couple of years, high speed burnishing with a soft natural fiber pad is recommended to bring back the gloss.