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Rough, worn or damaged slabs get a fresh, smooth surface without tearing out the concrete.
A polymer-modified overlay bonds to the existing slab and creates a smooth, sound new surface. It is ideal where wear, pitting or old finishes make coating directly a poor idea.
Overlays can be finished as is, stained or coated with epoxy or polyaspartic. They are a cost-smart alternative to replacing concrete when the base is sound.
Hides pits, rough patches and minor damage.
Less than demolition and replacement.
Stain, coat or polish the new surface.
Done in days, not weeks.
Four calm, clear steps from first conversation to finished floor.
Grind and clean for bond.
Bonding primer applied.
Material is spread and finished.
Stain, coat or seal.
We install five systems. These are good starting points for a resurfacing & overlays project.
Two-part resin systemEpoxyThe classic, high-build garage floor coating: superb adhesion, deep gloss and the widest range of decorative finishes.Cure speedUV stabilityHot tiresSee system details 
UV-stable fast-cure aliphaticPolyasparticFast-curing, UV-stable and tough: the modern favorite for garages that need to be back in service quickly.Cure speedUV stabilityHot tiresSee system details 
Topcoats and urethane cementUrethaneHeavy-duty urethane topcoats and urethane cement for kitchens, breweries and any floor that works hard.Cure speedUV stabilityHot tiresSee system details 
Spall & Pit RepairFlaking, pitted and chipped concrete is rebuilt with repair mortars so it is flat and ready.Explore 
Concrete SealingPenetrating and film-forming sealers protect concrete from water, stains and wear.Explore 
Basement FloorsTurn dusty basement concrete into a clean, bright, finished floor for play, work and entertaining.Explore 
Driveways & WalkwaysUpgrade the approach to your home with a decorative, durable, easy-clean coating.Explore It can mirror underlying movement. We treat joints and cracks to reduce that.
Yes, overlays take stain well.
No. It is a surface solution for a sound slab.
Tap your community to see how we coat floors there.
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