Concrete pavement: Exposed aggregate and seal

Are you interested in increasing profits and expanding your business? Who doesn't! Stamped and washed concrete is a great way to earn more and introduce the market to a whole new type of construction service. This type of service adds value to your offer and ensures a continuous flow of customers in a yet low competition environment.

As part of the two-day course, we will look in more detail at how you can succeed in this field, whether you are a new contractor or expanding your existing range of services by introducing new technologies for working with decorative concrete.

The first thing you'll want to do, of course, is learn how to make concrete seal and wash. Of course, you can watch some YouTube videos, but that won't prepare you for a truly professional job or large-scale projects. If you have already poured the concrete, you are clearly on your way to adding a decorative aspect to your work. Training and educating your employees is worth your time. Yes, that means taking a few days off projects that generate revenue. And yes, it will cost money. But it will bear fruit. In the long run, you will see a return on your investment because you will own the best practices and you will build your business more efficiently.

Attending training workshops is also beneficial for those already working in stamped and washed concrete. You can learn new technologies and get new ideas, meet new materials and tools. And even if you don't learn anything, it's still a great opportunity to network with other contractors, make professional connections and broaden your career horizons.

Speakers: Mounir Ezzi (Lebanon) and Vladimir Grotsanov (Russia).