Concrete Resurfacing

Almost always, and by a wide margin. Tearing out a slab means demolition, haul-away, new forms, new concrete and a cure before you can walk on it. Resurfacing keeps the slab that is already there and works over the top of it. The exception is a slab that has genuinely failed structurally — and if yours has, we will tell you that rather than sell you a finish that will fail with it.

Usually yes. Cracks on their own are not a reason to replace concrete. We chase them out, clean them and fill them properly before any overlay goes down. What matters is why the crack is there — a settled or heaving slab is a different conversation from ordinary shrinkage cracking, and that is the sort of thing Dave looks at on the estimate.

It depends on the system and on the weather, and we will give you real numbers for your job rather than a brochure figure. Foot traffic comes back well before vehicles do, and we tell you both up front so you can plan around it.

That is your call. Resurfacing can read as clean, honest concrete, or it can carry a texture and color that looks nothing like a gray slab — knock-down, flagstone, tile and stone patterns all start from the same place. We will show you what the surface you have will actually take.