Montella Cement

06/21/2026

06/21/2026

Small one for a return customer😎😬

06/20/2026

A quick little glimpse of what our work looks like down the line after it has fully cured and is being put to use!

06/18/2026

✅Some before, during and after photos of a job we completed in Garden City today!

✅Fiber mesh and Cure & Seal on this project.

✅Going back tomorrow for final clean up and saw cuts
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06/17/2026

✅Prepped and ready for inspection

06/17/2026

A new driveway is a major investment, and a little maintenance can add years to its lifespan.

Here are a few simple tips to keep your concrete driveway looking great:

✅ Water new concrete as directed after installation to help it cure properly.

✅ Avoid parking heavy vehicles, dumpsters, or equipment on the driveway for the first few weeks.

✅ Seal control joints and cracks when needed to prevent water from getting underneath the slab.

✅ Do not use any sort of de-icing salts & clean the residue off your vehicle from public roads before using your driveway.

✅ Clean up oil, gas, and chemical spills promptly to prevent staining and surface damage.

✅ Make sure downspouts and drainage direct water away from the driveway to reduce erosion and settling.

Proper care goes a long way toward protecting your investment and keeping your driveway looking its best for years to come.

Need a new driveway, patio, or concrete project completed? Contact Montella Cement today for a free estimate!

06/15/2026

New toy!

06/15/2026

Many homeowners are surprised to learn that not all concrete finishes cost the same.

The answer comes down to labor, materials, and the amount of time involved.

✅ Regular Concrete is the most cost-effective option. It provides a clean, durable surface and is perfect for driveways, patios, sidewalks, and more.

✅ Exposed Aggregate Concrete requires additional steps during finishing to expose the decorative stone beneath the surface. It takes more labor, more attention to detail, and often uses specialty materials to achieve the finished look.

✅ Stamped Concrete is the most labor-intensive of the three. It involves coloring, stamping patterns into the surface, releasing agents, sealing, and precise timing during installation. The result is a beautiful decorative finish that can mimic stone, brick, slate, and other high-end materials at a fraction of the cost.

While decorative concrete has a higher upfront cost, many homeowners choose it because it adds curb appeal, character, and value to their property.

No matter the style, quality installation is what matters most.

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06/14/2026

Some pictures of a job we completed this weekend!