We check every slab for movement before quoting an overlay, so you don't pay for a surface that cracks along with the base.
Surface prep is thorough, with grinding or profiling that gives the new layer something solid to grab onto.
Color and texture options let you match or upgrade the look without the dust and noise of a full tear out.
If the slab is level and not cracking through, resurfacing costs less than tear out and gives you a fresh look in a shorter window. That makes it a good fit for many newer Peyton patios and walks with surface damage only.
Sections that have dropped, heaved, or broken into pieces won’t hold an overlay. Those need to be repaired or replaced first, and we’ll point them out during our visit. Fixing a few problem panels first and resurfacing the rest often still saves money overall.
Size, surface condition, and finish drive the price. A plain broom overlay is the most affordable, while color and stamped textures add material and labor. We give you side by side numbers so you can choose.
Some owners resurface the old slab and add a stamped extension beside it, or follow up with a tinted sealer. See our Peyton concrete services for more.
We inspect the slab, test for soundness, and show you finish options with a price for each.
Our crew grinds away the weak top layer, fills cracks, and trowels on the bonded overlay in the chosen texture.
We cure, cut or honor existing joints, seal if needed, and tell you when the area is ready for use.
