Concrete Artisans

QUALITY - DURABILITY - BEAUTY

The Concrete Artisans

Northern Michigan’s concrete experts since 2009

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"I would highly recommend Concrete Artisans for any project whether it be commercial or residential.”

- Jamie Marsh, Bill Marsh Automotive Group

Northern Michigan’s Concrete Experts

The Concrete Artisans’ co-founder James Holbrook started in the industry with Concrete Cystems in 2006. A detail-oriented, meticulous employee, he discovered a knack for the business. He also discovered an often overlooked niche in the concrete world – decorative, customized flooring. Combining years of concrete experience with an artistic eye, he helped create the Concrete Artisans in 2009.

Stamped Concrete

Timeless beauty at a price you can afford.

Patios - Sidewalks - Stairs - Driveways - Steps

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Polished Concrete

Revealing concrete’s natural, unique beauty.

living rooms - basements - garages - warehouses - high traffic retail and industrial spaces

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Epoxy Coatings

For Protected Yet Beautiful Surfaces

garages - living rooms - retail spaces

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Flatwork Concrete

Standard, Decorative, or Terrazzo Finishes for Any Space

foundations - driveways - steps - sidewalks - stairs

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Artistic Designs

Customize Your Space with a Personal Touch

driveways - patios - schools - wineries

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New Construction

Trusted and experienced, Grand Traverse area’s concrete construction experts.

For a Solid Foundation, No Matter the Size

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What Customers Say

"I would highly recommend Concrete Artisans for any project whether it be commercial or residential.” Jamie Marsh, Bill Marsh Automotive Group
"We love everything about our finished floors! The maintenance is minimal, the shine is phenomenal, and this floor saves us money every year. James and his guys are all-stars. I would recommend this company to anyone, anywhere.” Bill Voight, Kensington Church
"Customers love seeing the cross work. It has become iconic as a part of Mari Vineyards through being seen on Marty Lagina's show, The Curse of Oak Island. The final product of the artwork really adds a lot to oculus.” Alex Lagina, Mari Vineyards