Broom - Broom finished concrete is standard concrete you find on sidewalks and some driveways. It's called broom because once the concrete partially cures a concrete broom is drug across to create a slightly rough slip free finish.  Broom is the least expensive finish and best where traction is important.

Aggregate - This type of finish has pebbles / rock showing through.  It's more decorative than broom but has a slightly slippery surface.  Aggregate is common in new construction.

Slick Trowel - Typically used on garage floors and basements.  A machine is used to bring the floor to a super smooth finish.  This finish is recommended for indoor use only because once it becomes wet it can be very slippery.

Polished - Polished floors are typically stained with one or more colors and brought to a mirror like finish. 

Stamp - Typically found in more expensive homes. Stamp concrete can resemble brick, cobblestone or hundreds of other patterns and colors. Concrete is first poured, color is added, then a rubber matt is laid over the concrete with a release agent to mimic the stone of your choice.  If you want strength, beauty, and durability, stamp is the right choice for you.

Stained - Staining involves using one or more colors applied to an existing concrete finish.  A very popular pattern resembles a marbelized finish as shown in some of our sample photos. Saw cuts and patterns can be put into the concrete to give a very high end finish that is extremely durable.  This is an excellent choice for high traffic areas or basements.