What Concrete Resurfacing Options Do I Have?

Full Concrete Resurfacing

This process involves using a grinder in an effort to the top surface of your concrete pad. If we notice your patio, driveway, walkway, or garage has major cracks or damage that you can't fix with filler, this is what we would recommend. This is a long-term solution that will completely change the look of your concrete surface. Note this is the most time consuming and most expensive in terms of concrete resurfacing cost.

Epoxy Resin Coating

Resurfacing concrete driveways or garage floors using an epoxy is also a very popular option. This could even be used on new concrete as a decorative benefit. An added perk is that this can improve the look of your concrete, and also make the concrete surface much easier to clean. We would note that in doing so, your concrete will stay cleaner for longer, so your maintenance intervals will be spaced out further. For those looking to add color to their concrete pad, this is one of the best concrete surfacing ideas. You achieve the color update, but you don't have to stress about the wear and tear as much when you paint your concrete. Scrubbing an epoxy floor is also nice in that you don't have to worry about the surface wearing away like you would with paint. Epoxy is a top Celina Concrete Group recommendation right here!

Sealing

Applying a high quality sealer to your concrete is another great way to avoid a resurfacing project down the road. Sealer comes in multiple colors, allowing you to make that color update if you like. Sealer is also a great protector against weather, sunlight, and cracks. We have mentioned it a few times on our other pages, however we highly recommend sealing all of your exterior concrete surfaces every 2-3 years to prevent damage.

Stamped Concrete

Another creative way to vastly improve your patio and walkway. Stamped concrete is often more affordable than tearing out existing concrete and replacing it with new concrete or stone. By using our modern concrete surfacing methods, we can easily replicate the look of stone, slate, tile, wood, brick, and more at much more affordable options.