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    IT's Concrete of Gulfport, MS is the best concrete contractor for any concrete installation or repair you may need. Our courteous, reliable staff will provide superior service from your first phone call to the last small scrap of debris is removed leaving your new concrete area clean and perfectly constructed.

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    Who We Are

     

    IT’s Concrete of Gulfport, MS specializes in quality concrete projects of all kinds. We can create patios, driveways, pool decks and walkways. We install concrete pads for barbeques, sheds, and outdoor sports. Whether you’d prefer clean, precise lines or stamped, stained curves, IT’s Concrete of Gulfport, MS can style it perfectly.

    And as premier concrete contractors in Harrison County and the surrounding Hancock County, Jackson County, Stone County, Pearl River County & George County, IT’s Concrete of Gulfport, MS can set your exterior design elegantly in concrete.

    Amazing concrete craftsmanship doesn’t stop outside your doors either. IT’s Concrete of Gulfport, MS can fashion stunning concrete kitchen countertops, basement floors, and garage floors, even using Epoxy color flakes to create beautiful effects.

     

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    Patios, Driveways, Concrete Pads, Sidewalks, Decorative Walkways, Garage Floors, Interior Flooring & Countertops. If it is made of concrete, we can do it well. We can install, repair or resurface all types of concrete. Give us a call for a quick quote. You'll be glad you did!

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  • SERVICES

    Poured Concrete Driveways

    Sectioned Concrete Driveways

    Stamped Concrete Driveways

    Concrete Driveway Resurfacing

    Concrete Driveway Repair

    Sectioned Sidewalks

    Stamped Concrete Walkways

    Concrete Walkway Repair

    Built to Customer Specifications

    Design help available

     

    Concrete Stairs formed and poured

    Concrete Stair Repair

    Concrete Barbeque & Shed Pads

    Concrete Pad Repair

     

    Concrete Pool Decks formed and poured

    Elegant Stamped Concrete Pool Decks

    Stained Concrete Pool Decks

    Concrete Pool Deck Repair

     

    Concrete Basement Floors

    Concrete Sunroom Floors

    Concrete Garage Floors

    Stamped Concrete Interior Floors

    Stained Concrete Interior Floors

     

     

    Concrete Kitchen Countertops

    Concrete Bathroom Countertops

    Concrete Garage Floors

    Epoxy Color Flake Concrete Floors & Countertops

    Stained Concrete Countertops

     

     

  • Frequently Asked Questions

    Is concrete the same as cement?

    Surprisingly, no! Cement is actually only one of the smaller ingredients of concrete. Cement makes up 10% - 15% of a concrete mixture. Concrete is comprised of aggregates such as sand, crushed stone, gravel, and water. The combination of the ingredients harden and fuse the aggregate materials into a solid mass. That is concrete. When concrete mixes with water and hardens, that is concrete.

    What type of driveway lasts the longest, concrete or asphalt?

    Asphalt is less durable than concrete. Concrete can last fifty years or more and the only degreasing as necessary to remove oil or dirt. A concrete driveway doesn't need be sealed, but it can be if desired every 4 to 5 years. Asphalt is not as hard as concrete meaning it will break down faster than concrete. While asphalt can last twenty five plus years, it will require regular maintenance. Asphalt needs to be re-sealed every 1 - 3 years.

    What is the advantage to using concrete for interior countertops, sinks and floors?

    There are many good reasons to use concrete in lieu of traditional materials for interior floors, countertops, sinks and more. First, concrete is extremely durable and can take the daily use of interior surfaces without wear or damage. Secondly, it is also versatile. It can be stamped or stained to give a luxurious high end look to countertops, sinks and floors. Third, using concrete to finish interior floors can be an inexpensive solution to give any indoor living space a polished, contemporary look. Finally, concrete is low-maintenance and can take a lifetime of wear and tear yet still give a look of sophistication.

    What is Stamped Concrete?

    Stamped concrete is a textured concrete treatment that can look like flagstone, tile, brick and can even be made to look like wood. It gives a luxurious look to patios, pool decks, driveways, walkways, garage and basement floors, and even kitchen & bathroom countertops. Stamped concrete is also surprisingly lower maintenance and lower cost than many other surface treatments or premium mineral products like quartz or granite. When properly sealed, stamped concrete can be treated with a slip resistant coating and when properly installed and sealed, lasts for years to come.

    What is Stained Concrete

    Stained concrete is concrete with color added to its surface. While "stained concrete" is a broad term used to define color additives used in and on concrete, a stained concrete look can be obtained through many means. Acid staining creates a chemical reaction with the concrete that forever changes the concrete's surface. Acid staining is the best way to stain old concrete. Since acid staining permeates the concrete's surface, it is more resistant to chipping and allows some of the natural features of the concrete to show through. Another type of stain is a water based concrete stain. Water based concrete stains are topical, in other words, they don't mix with the concrete, the water based stain sits on top of the concrete somewhat like a paint. This allows for more vivid colors when applied. With water based concrete staining there is a possibility that, without proper sealing and maintenance that chips or cracks could appear thus exposing the natural color of the basic concrete underneath. That said, water based stain is more appropriate for indoor treatments that won't be exposed to the elements, high traffic, or heavy use.

     

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