Keystone creations PA

This is concrete wood. The level of detail that our guys put into each piece is astonishing. The square head nails, cuts, bug holes, knots and even the curvature of the wood grain just like in real wood. We did this shower surround and soon it will have glass installed and will be one cool piece. This was all done with @trinicinc products and the intricacies are inspired by @rocksculptor. Work was done by @tirwin92. #carvz #colorz #verticalconcrete #customconcrete #decorativeconcrete @joannagaines

Just got our next order of @totalboat today. Got a few more boards in the works. Will have some more finished pics coming with some different handles soon. Cant wait.

Templating up more kitchen counters.

With the cost of building materials such as wood on the rise at dramatic rates now is a good time to stop thinking about that back porch project and start thinking about that back patio project complete with a fire pit. We can build almost anything out of concrete to help improve that back yard and turn it into your dream come true. And the best part is it doesn't have to cost a million bucks like a porch. Give us a call today to get an estimate. 315 289 8499

We did some cast in place tops the other day with @trinicinc scc mix and then acid stained them for a distressed look. They came out quite nice.

Thats a wrap folks! This bathroom was great to work on with @joe.giardina.7 as always the concrete beams were made with #carvz #colorz. The gfrc sink, shelf and curb pieces as well as the beams were made entirely with products from @trinicinc.

Just a sneak peak of something else we're working on. Can't wait to post some more pics.

These pieces were made after several samples were approved. The idea was to create an already weathered concrete piece to help draw the attention specifically to the pieces and not the surrounding decor. @trinicinc

Just got 2 more cutting boards delivered over the weekend. And I have 3 more in the works. Cant wait to get them to their final homes. Give us s call today if you'd like to place an order for one. @totalboat thanks for the great products. @irionlumber for the beautiful lumber.

Is your concrete looking sad and dull? Maybe it's dirty and looking beat up. Give keystone Creations a call today and discuss options to go from dull and ugly to looking shiney and new. This is a pool we did last year where the concrete was dull and beat up. The bright picture is what happens after a professional clean, stain and reseal. 315 289 8499

Nice weather is finally here! Its time to start thinking about those outdoor summer projects. We have concrete benches and tables for indoor and outdoor use.

We had an opportunity to go set some GFRC seat caps for a return customer and check out their fire pit while it was running. We installed the weathered wood plank gfrc top back before Thanksgiving. @trinicinc thanks for the g re at products #colorz

We had the amazing opportunity to go lend a hand to a friend this past week and help prep a floor for epoxy. What an amazing crew to work with and what an amazing job they turned out. @patriotmasonry you guys are great!

We installed some faux wood beams for a gas fireplace insert inside and also made a fire pit top for an outdoor fire pit. This was a cool project to do. @trinicinc @rocksculptor #colorz #carvz love the versatility of the colorz system and I love the fact that we get ZERO cracking when we use carvz. We transported these pieces an hour in a truck with no structural issues.

A few weeks back I started posting about some of our journey, the good times and the bad. Here was our first "big success". We transformed this outdated fire department into an amazing project that will last generations to come. This was the project that propelled my company into the spotlight and showed the concrete industry what we can do. #concrete #epoxy #decorativeconcrete #elitecrete @elitecreteupstatenewyork

My first "big" project and my first failure...... My first epoxy floor was over plywood and it was only 160 square feet of reflector. The floor was a mess and there were a ton of repairs to be done. After 2 trys we finally nailed down the look and got the floor right. This was an excruciating project and honestly at the end of the day we ended up losing money. Everyone always thinks that the projects we're into now just kinda fell into our laps. But what they don't know is j...ust how much time and energy went into these projects and our business. Some of the hardest things I've ever had to endure happened during this project. My father ended up in the ICU with some major health complications and I was also still working for another company. Somehow we finished this project even amid all of the hours of being in the hospital and also working a full time job. Looking back I can't believe I didnt hang up my hat and throw the idea of starting my own business out the window.

We're always showing transformations of people's back yards and their basements or garages. We show the good, the bad and the ugly so everyone can get a perspective of what it is we do. Today I want to talk about our transformation...... About 3 years ago I made the decision to quit my very good paying job in pursuit of making a difference in the construction industry. We started our business in a basement with about 1100 square feet and not all of it was useable at the time.... We gutted the walls and everything, opened it up and started shop with no idea of exactly where to go from there. Over the next 3 years we would grow and evolve into what we are now. We are now housed in a 7,000 square foot building with 5 employees and an amazing record of satisfied clients. We have had our struggles, as indicated by the smashed up truck, but we've also had our triumphs. And starting today I will be recapping our last 3 years in business and sharing our journey with everyone. I hope you all enjoy this and that you find value in seeing our hard times and our good times.