Concrete Finishers
Employer
4770 South Wyandot Street
Englewood, CO 80110
United States
Job description
Concrete finishing refers to the process of enhancing the appearance and durability of concrete surfaces. It involves various techniques and materials to achieve a desired texture, smoothness, and overall aesthetic appeal. Here are some common concrete finishing techniques: • Broom Finish: This technique involves using a broom to create a textured finish on the surface of freshly poured concrete. The broom is dragged across the concrete to create small ridges and improve traction. • Stamped Concrete: Stamped concrete is achieved by pressing textured or patterned mats onto freshly poured concrete. This technique can replicate the look of various materials like stone, brick, or tile, providing a decorative and visually appealing finish. • Exposed Aggregate: Exposed aggregate finish involves removing the top layer of concrete to reveal the embedded aggregate (such as pebbles, stones, or glass) beneath. This technique creates a visually interesting and textured surface. • Polished Concrete: Polished concrete is achieved by grinding the surface of hardened concrete using progressively finer abrasives. This process creates a glossy, smooth finish that is durable and easy to maintain. • Acid Staining: Acid staining is a technique that involves applying acid-based solutions to the surface of cured concrete. This process reacts with the concrete, creating unique and vibrant colors that penetrate the material. It provides a marbled or mottled appearance to the concrete. • Epoxy Coating: Epoxy coatings are a protective and decorative finish applied to concrete surfaces. They are made of a two-part resin system that, when mixed together, forms a hard and durable coating. Epoxy coatings can provide a glossy, seamless finish and are available in a variety of colors and designs. • Textured Overlay: A textured overlay is a thin layer of specialized concrete mix applied over an existing concrete surface. It can be used to repair or resurface worn-out or damaged concrete. The overlay can be stamped, stenciled, or textured to create a decorative finish. • Broom Overlay: Like a broom finish, a broom overlay involves applying a thin layer of concrete mix over an existing surface. A broom is then used to create texture and improve traction on the overlay. These are just a few examples of concrete finishing techniques. The choice of finishing method depends on the desired aesthetic, functionality, and budget considerations for a particular project.
Special Requirements
Lift and sustain 60 lbs. No education/experience required. On-the-job training available. Drug screening (post hire). Possible Saturday work days. Time will be given for daily breaks.