Better traction
More grip underfoot, especially when wet, without feeling sharp or uncomfortable.
Why Homeowners Pick Exposed Aggregate
It is not just looks. This finish is a smart choice for entries, pool areas, lakefront paths, and anywhere you want traction without rough edges.
Hides everyday dirt
The texture helps keep it looking cleaner between washes than a smooth slab.
Seals up right
We seal for color pop and protection, then tell you exactly how to keep it that way.
How We Keep Exposed Aggregate Looking Even
Small details make the difference between a clean exposed finish and one that looks patchy.
Base prep and drainage
We build the pitch so water moves the right way, then compact the base so it stays stable.
Timed exposure
We expose the stone at the right time so the finish is consistent, not over washed.
Edge control
Clean borders, tight joints, and transitions that look like they belong on the house.
Even look across the slab
We watch the mix, placement, and wash so one area does not look different from the next.
Sealer plan that makes sense
Right product, right coats, right cure time, and clear upkeep advice.
Owner led job
Drew is involved from layout through finish so the details do not get missed.
Recent Exposed Aggregate Work
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Exposed Aggregate FAQs
Quick answers before you commit.
Does exposed aggregate hurt to walk on? ›
Not when it is done right. You get traction, but it should still feel comfortable barefoot.
How do you clean it? ›
Usually a light rinse and a quick wash. We will tell you what cleaner to use and what to avoid so the sealer stays solid.
Do I need to reseal it? ›
Yes, eventually. Michigan salt and weather will wear sealers down. We can reseal and we will also tell you a realistic schedule.
Where does exposed aggregate make the most sense? ›
Pool decks, steps, lakefront and yard paths, patios, and entries where you want grip and a premium look.
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