Campus Cafe Update

I had the opportunity to put some of my concrete products in one of Alamosa's local icons.

The Campus Cafe has made some changes!!! And Hard Rock Concrete Design and Distribution is happy to be a part of it!!

Concrete Flooring

Concrete Flooring

By using concrete, designers can bring virtually any flooring idea to fruition. Decorative finishes are available for existing undecorated concrete flooring and for those who are pouring concrete without a professional contractor. Existing floors can be chemically stained to resemble granite or marble, and artists can create unique effects with stain by brushing, mopping or using other methods of application. For smaller-scale projects, such as outdoor patio flooring, a liquid or powdered colorant can be added into ready-mix concrete. Stenciling can also be used on new and existing concrete floors to create a decorative effect. Homeowners can incorporate elaborate designs, and businesses can display their logos in the flooring, which would be impossible with most other materials.

The design options are nearly limitless with concrete flooring, but some homeowners may struggle with the idea of a concrete surface within the home. In addition to their sustainability and durability benefits, concrete floors reduce mold growth and allergens, which can make the material the healthiest option for some allergy sufferers. However, some families, particularly those with small children, may be reluctant to install a flooring material that is so unforgiving to falls and dropped objects. According to the Concrete Network, a concrete surface is similar to natural stone flooring and ceramic tile. Many concrete floor owners compensate for the hard surface with the use of area rugs and cut down on concrete's echo effect with curtains, pillows and wall fabrics. Because of its natural thermal elements, concrete flooring is ideal for radiant heating.

Let me help you with all your decorative concrete needs, call (928) 261-8887 for a free estimate!

Concrete isn't just for sidewalks and driveways anymore!

Concrete isn't just for sidewalks and driveways anymore!

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Concrete Counter Tops

The use of concrete counter tops in the kitchen has dramatically increased over the last several years, according to HGTV. Homeowners are opting for concrete over laminates and granite because of the material's versatility. The majority of concrete counter tops are formed, cured and finished at the manufacturer's facility, but some are molded directly on top of the kitchen cabinets. Each fabricator has a signature method of mixing, casting and treating concrete counter tops, and the homeowner chooses the design specifications. This type of counter top can be personalized in ways other materials do not allow. For example, sentimental mementos like glass from a wine bottle or a swatch of fabric can be placed within the counter top.


The popularity of concrete counter tops in the bathroom is also increasing. Sinks and soap dishes are often cast from concrete for an integrated look. The cost of a concrete counter top can be high, costing about $65 to $200 per square foot.


Hard Rock Concrete Design and Distribution, 2263 Enterprise Drive, Alamosa, CO 81101


Call Craig McKnight today for your estimate: 928-261-8887.


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Welcome to Hard Rock Concrete Design and Distribution

Hello and Welcome to Hard Rock Concrete Design and Distribution!!

My name is Craig McKnight and I welcome you to my page.

More to come.....I specialize in decorative concrete and custom remodeling projects, I look forward to specialized projects. I will keep you updated on upcoming projects and events.

Fireplace with custom made concrete stack stone panels.