RC Concrete
Close-up of a custom compass rose medallion on a new concrete driveway in Puyallup, with a stamped stone border.
Completed 2021

Concrete Driveway with Custom Compass Rose Medallion

A custom-etched compass rose medallion serves as the striking centerpiece for this expansive concrete driveway in Puyallup.

  • Puyallup, WA
  • 2-3 weeks
  • 2400 sq ft
  • 4 photos
Close-up of a custom compass rose medallion on a new concrete driveway in Puyallup, with a stamped stone border.

The 'N' marker is etched into the stamped border for true orientation.

Wide view of a large concrete driveway in Puyallup featuring a central compass design and decorative stamped borders.

The driveway's layout provides ample space for vehicle turnaround.

Detailed view of the precise saw-cut lines creating the compass rose design for a custom concrete project in Puyallup.

Fine saw cuts form the intricate geometric pattern before finishing.

Project Overview

A custom-etched compass rose medallion serves as the striking centerpiece for this expansive concrete driveway in Puyallup. The primary surface features a practical, non-slip broomed finish, providing a durable foundation for daily use. This functional texture is artfully contrasted by the lighter, sand-finished aggregate used within the compass design and select border elements, creating a subtle yet distinct two-tone appearance. A random stone stamped border frames the entire installation, adding textural depth and a clean, defined edge against the surrounding landscape. Precisely executed saw-cut control joints are integrated into the geometric layout, ensuring long-term stability by guiding the concrete's natural curing process.

Overhead shot of the two-tone finish on the concrete compass rose, showing the contrast in texture and color.

A lighter aggregate finish makes the compass points stand out.

Tags:

  • Stamped Border
  • Saw Cut Control Joints
  • Broomed
  • Gray

Things to Know

01

What are the main disadvantages of a concrete driveway?

Concrete driveways have some drawbacks:

  • Can crack over time from settling or freeze-thaw cycles
  • Porous surface prone to oil stains if not sealed
  • Repairs often leave visible patches
  • De-icing salts can cause spalling damage
02

How do you properly maintain a concrete driveway?

Pressure wash regularly to remove dirt and grime. Seal every 2-4 years to protect against moisture, stains, and de-icing salt damage. Address small cracks promptly to prevent expansion.

03

How long can a professionally installed concrete driveway last?

A professionally installed concrete driveway lasts 30+ years with proper care. Longevity depends on quality subgrade preparation, concrete mix, reinforcement, and regular maintenance. Avoid corrosive de-icing chemicals in harsh winter climates.

Local Puyallup experts for Concrete Driveways

As a Puyallup based concrete company, we build concrete driveway that handle valley alluvial soils, South Hill clay and year round rain. Your project is designed for drainage, stability and long term performance right here in the Puyallup area.

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