The crews install the rebar and/or wire mesh directly on the compacted granular base. Pro Concrete uses; 9 gauge wire mesh on walkways; 10m Rebar on driveways and 15m Rebar in Steps. The Rebar ensures that the concrete stays together for years to come throughout all the freeze-thaw cycles.

The crew commences with the pouring of the concrete. Once poured in place, the screeding / leveling of the concrete begins. This fills the void area of the forms. The concrete finishers than commence with the necessary floats and trowels required to obtain the proper finish. For Exposed Aggregate, the process includes a retarder sprayed and worked into the surface. Than the project will be covered by plastic sheets. This is to allow minimal evaporation while retarders do what they are design to accompilsh. The next phase, plastic sheets are removed and the powerwashing of surfaces begins. For Stamped Concrete, colour is applied topically (surface colour). Also, a release agent is added on top of the colour. This provides the two-toned effect of the finish and allows the release of the Stamp matt's from the concrete surface.