Is it expensive to resurface concrete? and How much do you charge?

Great question! The cost of resurfacing depends on a few factors, like the size of your project and the level of prep work required. On average, most residential concrete resurfacing projects start around $7.5 per square foot.

Keep in mind that special prep work—like tile or carpet removal, extensive grinding, or working on steps, vertical surfaces, or pool coping—may add to the cost.

The good news? Resurfacing is far more affordable than tearing out and replacing concrete! Plus, you get a completely customized, high-end look without the hassle of a major renovation.

Is concrete resurfacing worth the cost?

Absolutely! Think about it—no demolition, no disposal fees, no mess. Tearing out old concrete is expensive, time-consuming, and creates a huge amount of dust and debris. And let’s be real—concrete cracks. It always does.

With resurfacing, you keep your existing slab, avoid unnecessary waste, and get a customized, durable new look that works with the natural settling of your concrete. Instead of trying to fight cracks, we incorporate them into a beautifully designed pattern, making them practically disappear.

So, if you want a cost-effective, long-lasting, and stylish upgrade, resurfacing is definitely worth it.

Is your concrete coating strongenough for a driveway?

Absolutely! Our Quartz Coat is built to handle the toughest conditions. With an impressive 6,100 PSI rating, it’s twice as strong as most standard broom-finished concrete.

That means your driveway gets superior durability and protection against daily wear and tear—from heavy vehicles to harsh weather. Unlike plain concrete, which can crack and wear down over time, Quartz Coat adds an extra layer of strength, longevity, and style.

Looking for a driveway that’s built to last and looks amazing? Let’s make it happen! 

Do you have a minimum charge?

Yes, we do. Our minimum project cost is $2,595, which covers the time, materials, and expertise required to ensure a high-quality installation.

Every resurfacing project involves careful preparation, application, and finishing to create a durable and long-lasting surface. This minimum ensures that every job—no matter the size—receives the same attention to detail and craftsmanship that we’re known for.

How do you fix drainage problems or standing water?

While we can’t guarantee a complete fix for drainage issues, we can help improve water flow by adding strategic layers of Quartz Coat. This can help redirect water and minimize pooling, giving your surface a smoother, more functional finish.

If drainage is a major concern, we’re happy to assess your space and discuss possible solutions to get the best results for your project.

Have questions about your specific area? Contact us today for a consultation!

What do you do with expansion joints?

When resurfacing your concrete, we remove any existing plastic or wood expansion joints and replace them with a flexible compound that allows for natural movement. To ensure a seamless, natural-looking finish, we top it off with sand, blending it perfectly with the surrounding surface.

This method helps maintain both the functionality and aesthetics of your resurfaced concrete, ensuring a durable and polished look that lasts.

How many patterns can I choose from?

Your pattern and color options are virtually limitless—especially if your existing concrete is in great shape! But what if your slab has cracks? No problem! We can incorporate natural cracking into the design, creating a seamless, organic look that enhances the character of your surface.

That’s the beauty of a hand-tooled overlay rather than a stamped one. Hand-carved patterns offer more flexibility, allowing for future movement in the concrete without disrupting the design. Unlike rigid stamp patterns that can highlight cracks over time, our approach ensures a custom, durable, and natural finish that stands the test of time.

Since we hand-craft and hand-stain every surface, your finished product is completely unique.

Is the concrete overlay coating slippery?

Not at all! Our standard Quartz Coat texture, applied at about ¼” thick, is designed to be skid-resistant and highly durable. We hand-texture each surface to provide excellent traction, making it a great option for driveways, patios, and pool decks.

If you prefer a smoother finish, we can customize the texture to your liking. However, keep in mind that smooth surfaces can become slippery when wet—so we require a signed waiver to ensure customers are aware of this choice. Additionally, the type of sealer you choose can impact the final smoothness of your surface.

Looking for the perfect balance between style and safety? Let’s discuss your options!