Hillsboro Cement Work

Landscaping Professionals You Can Trust Serving West Portland & Beyond

Laying down cement can be a tricky and a physically demanding process that requires experience working with specific materials. From the mixing of the cement to the outlining of your project, many times cement projects can go horribly wrong if you don’t have the right guidance.

At Preferred Landscape Services, our Hillsboro professionals can assist you in creating your perfect landscape. Regardless of the project, we can ensure that yours has the over-site that it deserves.

From start to finish we will guide you through your project and ensure that you are satisfied with our work.

Contact us today for more information regarding the cement services we provide in West Portland, Hillsboro, Forest Grove, and beyond. 

Our Cement Services

We understand that creating your perfect landscape is not easy, and when you need a little help achieving your dreams, Preferred Landscape Services will be there for you! If you are looking to repair some existing cement, or lay down new pathways throughout your patio, or create a new structure with a cement foundation, we can help get the job done right!

Some of The Cement Services We Offer Include:

• Paving Driveways, Sidewalks, Ramps, and Patios
• Coloring Cement
• Tile Laying
• Decorative Cement Projects
• Repairing Cracked or Destroyed Surfaces
• Building Cement Foundations
• And Much More

Brighten the Pavement: Transformative Cement Coloring

One of our popular cement services is cement coloring. This is the process of dying cement different colors to brighten your pathway. It’s an easy way to transform your driveway or landscape without expensive remodeling.

Two common cement coloring options include:

• Mixed Coloring: Mixed coloring involved mixing liquid or powder pigments into fresh concrete. This option is permanent, so you want to make sure to test samples of the color before applying it to all of the cement.
• Surface Coloring: Surface coloring is for concrete that set but “wet.” As cement cures, the pigment powder is sprinkled across. After the color sets, a sealant is applied. Surface color can be removed with a lot of patience and muriatic / hydrochloric acid.