Concrete Resurfacing
Concrete resurfacing and prep for floors that need a better foundation.
Concrete resurfacing may be the right first step when an existing floor is worn, uneven, or outdated. Concrete Ideas prepares problem concrete for a durable epoxy, polished, stained, or sealed finish when the slab condition allows it.
Best for
- Worn or outdated concrete floors
- Floors needing prep before epoxy or sealers
- Commercial spaces refreshing existing slabs
- Owners comparing repair, coating, and polishing options
What you'll get
- Floor assessment guidance for worn or problem concrete
- Comparisons with epoxy, polished, sealed, and stained finish options
- Clear explanation of preparation as part of performance
- Estimate path for customers who need a floor assessment
The process
- 1
Inspect slab condition, coatings, cracks, and surface contamination.
- 2
Grind, patch, or prepare the floor for the selected system.
- 3
Finish with epoxy, polish, stain, sealer, or another appropriate concrete system.
Frequently asked
When do I need resurfacing?
Resurfacing is needed when concrete is worn, uneven, or damaged. It prepares the floor for a new finish like epoxy or polish.
What's the difference between resurfacing and patching?
Patching fixes small areas. Resurfacing levels and prepares the entire floor for a new finish system.
How much does resurfacing cost?
Cost depends on floor condition and size. We'll provide an estimate after assessing your concrete.
Can I apply epoxy after resurfacing?
Yes, resurfacing prepares the floor for epoxy, polishing, staining, or sealing. We'll recommend the best finish for your needs.
How long does resurfacing take?
Resurfacing typically takes 1-3 days depending on floor size and condition. The new finish system adds additional time.
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