Concrete resurfacing allows homeowners and building managers to update the look of existing concrete without removing the existing concrete. The resurfacing process allows driveways, walkways, patios, balconies, and floors to look new or to sport completely new designs using techniques that cost far less than concrete replacement.
These aren’t pavers; this is concrete resurfaced to look like pavers!
What is Concrete Resurfacing?
Concrete resurfacing combines the concrete repair process with adding decorative layers to existing concrete to create a refreshed, new, or different design. Resurfacers apply either polymer-modified products or cement-based overlay systems to existing concrete surfaces. The resurfacing process gives tired concrete an improved appearance while adding water-resistance and extending the life of the surface. Overlay systems like Desert Crete allow you to pick from an unlimited number of designs, patterns, colors, and textures. The concrete lasts longer and looks better with concrete resurfacing.
Understanding Concrete Resurfacing
Concrete resurfacing offers a cost-effective and eco-friendly way to update the look of any concrete surface at your home or business. Even the most utilitarian concrete surfaces transform into works of art in the hands of a resurfacing craftsman.
What Can You Resurface?
The process isn’t reserved for outdoor concrete. Indoors, concrete slabs undergo resurfacing to transform them into decorative floors, perfect for home or office. So, think beyond just the patio or the driveway when you think about concrete resurfacing.
How Long Does It Take?
Crank Waterproofing, Decking, and Roofing applies several different concrete resurfacing products.
Desert Crete consists of layers of water-based polymer-modified products that are ready for foot traffic each day.
epoxy-coated garage floor
LifeCoat epoxy garage floor coatings are ready for vehicle traffic within 24 hours and can take light foot traffic in a mere 12 hours.
Our goal is to get your surfaces ready for foot traffic as soon as possible. Resurfacing takes much less time than removing existing concrete and pouring and curing new concrete.
What Does It Look Like?
Resurfaced concrete can look like anything from textured, knockdown concrete to flagstones, bricks, tiles, and even polished stone.
If you can imagine it, a concrete resurfacing specialist can create it on newly resurfaced concrete.
The new surface provides a blank canvas for stamping, stenciling, tinting, or coloring.
Concrete resurfacing looks like bricks
Benefits of Resurfacing
If your concrete suffers from cracks and chips, the resurfacing process first repairs these signs of wear. This restores the original strength of the slab. Resurfacing repairs and strengthens tired old concrete slabs. The new finished surface is free of cracks and stains and emulates brick, stone, or tile, or any other design you want.
Concrete resurfacing updates worn surfaces and improves curb appeal. This increases the value of a property and can even help it sell faster.
The time required to complete resurfacing is less than the time it takes to break up old concrete, haul it off, and pour new concrete.
Orange County Deck & Roof Experts
Orange County Concrete Resurfacing
Crank Waterproofing, Deck, and Roofing offers complete deck renewal services. This includes resurfacing concrete, repairing cracks, and installing new deck railings.
From driveways to pool decks, turn to Crank for all your deck concrete resurfacing needs.
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