Augusta Concrete Patios Seamless stone uses texture mats with no grout lines at all, so it gives the surface of stone across a whole slab without reading as individual units. Free on-site quote, usually within two working days.

There are no joints in the pattern, which means there is no repeat to spot and no grout line to fill with dirt. On a large area that is a genuine advantage.
It also means nowhere to hide a control joint. A saw cut across a seamless field is a line across an unbroken texture, and that has to be planned as a design feature rather than concealed.
No grout lines means nothing for Augusta's pollen and pine debris to collect in, which on a large patio here is a genuine maintenance advantage.
Mats are overlapped and blended so no edge of a mat shows. This is more skill and less rule-following than a jointed pattern, and it is the pattern where an experienced crew is most visible.
Control joints get planned into the layout deliberately, often as a straight band or a border that divides the area into panels that read as intentional.
Because there are no grout lines to hold the release colour, the colour work is different. Variation is created with a secondary colour applied to the surface rather than settling into joints.
It cleans easily and it takes a sealer evenly, which makes it a common choice around pools and on large patios.
Similar to a jointed stone pattern in mat cost, with the price moving on the colour work and on how the joint layout is handled.
Similar in mat cost to a jointed pattern, with the price moving on colour work and on how the joints are designed in.
The mistake is a seamless field with a saw cut dropped in wherever the spacing rule required. The joint has to be part of the design from the start.
A saw cut dropped into a seamless field wherever the spacing rule required is a line across unbroken stone. It has to be designed from the start.
We cover Augusta, Columbia County and the South Carolina side of the CSRA, including and 34 more areas.
A stone texture with no grout lines, so the surface reads as continuous stone rather than as separate units.
They have to be designed in, usually as a border or a band dividing the area into panels. There is nowhere to hide them.
Yes. No grout lines means much less to trap dirt, which is why it is common around pools.
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