What makes TDB different than other companies?
TDB is a Colorado Native company that is family owned and operated, and we believe in giving you the best possible product available on the market, with our insight and experience I guarantee that your project will be completed with the expertise you are expecting and it will be completed right the first time.

Why is TDB different than other companies?
First we don't cut corners on anything.
Second we use a 4000 PSI straight cement mix(no fly ash or other admixtures are added other then what we need to accelerate or decelerate the set up time due to weather conditions).
Third we make sure things are right not just do it, if we see a drainage problem or anything else that can cause future damage we will bring it to your attention and explain what the proper fix is to add longevity to your project.

Will there be a mess?
Yes, as with all demo and/or install there is some dirt and dust, splatter. TDB will try everything in our power to protect your home and property wether using plastic to cover your home to just using common sense not to damage anything. We also pickup and cleanup the job site every day for when you come home you shouldn't have to deal with a mess overnight.

What is concrete?
Is a mix of various sized rock (aggregates) and sand with portland cement added to it when being mixed that binds it together, most suppliers have many different mix designs available.

What is the difference between 3000PSI and 4000PSI Concrete?
3000 PSI Concrete is usually a 5 sack portland cement mix.
4000 PSI Concrete is usually a 6 to 6.5 sack portland cement mix.

How thick should a driveway be?
Residential driveways are ussally 4 inches thick, but it depends upon the size of vehicles that you expect to be on it.
Heavy residential  can be 5 to 6 inches and up it just depends on the intended usage.

How thick should a patio be?
A standard concrete patio is 4 inches thick plus some type of reinforcement depending upon usage and design.

When designing our patio what should we keep in mind?
1. Size
2. Shape 
3. Steps
4. Elevations
5. Finishes- broom, slick, rotary
6. Standard, stamped, colored or exposed
7. New or exisiting landscaping

What are your choices of reinforcement?
1. wire mesh(different gauges of 6"x6" grid wire installed in the concrete by lifting it up while pouring)
2. fiber mesh(small pieces of fiberglass mixed into the concrete)
3. Rebar- the best option in TDB's opinion(comes in various sizes from #3=3/8, #4= 1/2 and up, rebar can be used on various size grids for strengh and also used continuous in walls, steps.

If you have any other questions that I have not answered here please contact me at 303-949-2600.