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Fall is here and it’s a great time to take stock of your concrete tools and products to make sure you’re properly equipped for seasonal projects. In Utah, early fall typically brings stable temperatures ideal for pouring concrete, and it’s important to get the job done right before cold weather sets in. Here are nine […]

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There’s no time like the present to seal concrete, and it’s a step you just can’t skip on any project. Properly sealing concrete surfaces keep them protected from dirt, moisture and excess wear while enhancing appearance. Keep in mind general temperature guidelines when sealing for the best possible application. Ideally, surface and environmental temperatures should […]

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Self-leveling concrete is a polymer-modified cement that helps even out floors and create a flat, smooth surface. When properly applied, it has a similar compressive strength to traditional concrete. Depending on the type of self-leveling concrete used, it can be applied prior to applying a decorative finish or installing interior flooring. Different self-leveling concrete formulas are […]

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At Intermountain Concrete Specialties, we know that a walk-behind saw is a handy piece of concrete equipment to have in your arsenal. When it comes to choosing the right concrete walk-behind saw for your construction project, here are three great options. MK Diamond SRX-150 Compact and lightweight, the SRX-150 is a walk-behind saw designed for […]

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It’s time to seal the deal and get started on that concrete project you’ve been putting off—and Intermountain Concrete Specialties has a great incentive for you to put your concrete plan in action! For a limited time, we’re offering a free pail of CS309-25 Non-Yellowing Acrylic Curing and Sealing Compound with the purchase of any […]

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One question we get asked often at Intermountain Concrete Specialties is which concrete sealer is best. Choosing the correct sealer depends on the type of concrete project, which usually dictates whether a surface sealer or a penetrating sealer is the best option. Surface sealers work in one of two ways: by forming a protective, impermeable […]

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Concrete can be backbreaking work. It’s heavy, messy and requires a lot of stamina. But we love it (and we know you do, too) so we’ve rounded up some of our favorite solutions to everyday concrete issues with our concrete products roundup—and to help you lighten your load. Speaking of heavy loads… First in our concrete […]

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Cold weather is just around the corner but that doesn’t mean you have to take a break from concrete projects. While cold weather does have an effect on newly placed concrete, concrete work can continue late into the season with proper planning, supplies, and curing. After concrete has been poured and set, curing begins. Proper […]

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Choosing the right sealer for your concrete project is an integral part of finishing the job right. This final layer of protection can: Enhance the appearance of decorative concrete work Block moisture, dirt, oil, and stains Protect against excess wear The type of concrete sealer you choose will depend on the type of project. Two […]

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As a leading supplier of concrete products to the Intermountain West since 1950, we appreciate working with companies that have been in business for a long time. Intermountain Concrete Specialties is a proud supplier of W.R. Meadows premium-grade construction products, as part of the many concrete product lines we carry. W.R. Meadows has been family […]

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