We take surface prep seriously, because an overlay is only as strong as its bond to the concrete underneath.
We use polymer modified overlay materials made for exterior use and freeze thaw exposure, not cheap patch products.
Resurfacing is faster and less disruptive than a full tear out, so your space is back in use quickly.
Scaling, where the top layer of concrete flakes away, is very common in Monument because of long winters and heavy de-icer use. It can make a driveway or walkway look much worse than it really is. If the slab below is still solid, resurfacing can restore a clean surface.
Overlays can’t fix slabs that are heaving, sinking, or cracked all the way through. In those cases, concrete repair and restoration or full replacement is the better path. We’ll tell you which one fits your situation.
A fresh overlay should be sealed to protect it from salt and moisture. Our sealing and refinishing service helps it last as long as possible.
View all of our concrete services on our Monument concrete services page.
We inspect the existing slab for cracks, movement, and damage, and tell you honestly whether resurfacing or replacement makes more sense.
Our crew cleans and prepares the surface, repairs cracks, and applies the overlay in the finish and color you choose.
We let the overlay cure, apply a protective sealer, and walk you through care tips to keep the surface looking fresh.
