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Exposed Aggregate Concrete Contractors in Chatham-Kent

We install exposed aggregate concrete surfaces that provide a natural, textured finish with excellent durability and traction — a popular choice for driveways and patios in Ontario.

Enhanced Concrete completes exposed aggregate concrete projects with careful grading, reinforcement, forming, pouring, and finishing so the final result is built to last.

We work across Chatham-Kent, Wallaceburg, Blenheim, Tilbury, Ridgetown, and nearby communities for homeowners, businesses, and property managers looking for reliable concrete workmanship.

If you need a quote for exposed aggregate concrete, contact our team for a free estimate and a clear project plan.

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Questions About Exposed Aggregate

Answers to common questions about exposed aggregate concrete, pricing, and our process.

How much does exposed aggregate concrete cost in Ontario?+
Exposed aggregate typically runs $8 to $15 per square foot installed — slightly more than plain concrete due to the finishing process. Aggregate type and colour selection can also affect price. We provide a free estimate for your specific project.
What is exposed aggregate?+
Exposed aggregate concrete is finished by washing away the top layer of cement paste to reveal the decorative stones (aggregate) embedded in the mix. The result is a textured, slip-resistant surface with a natural stone appearance.
Is exposed aggregate good for driveways in Ontario?+
Yes — the textured surface provides excellent traction year-round, including on icy or wet days. It also hides tire marks and stains better than smooth concrete. It performs well through Ontario's freeze-thaw cycles when properly installed.
How do you maintain exposed aggregate?+
Seal it every 2–3 years to protect the surface and enhance colour. Avoid de-icing salts. Clean with a pressure washer as needed. With proper care, an exposed aggregate surface can last 30+ years.