FAQs

Depending on where the job was done and what system was used - Simple power washing, mopping, etc is the basic maintenance procedure. Certain chemicals can be used to get off mold, oil, etc. Outdoor jobs will typically need to be resealed every 2-3 years to protect the concrete and keep it looking new and fresh.

The concrete coatings will stand up to salt and de-icing agents and will not pit like normal concrete.

Outdoors on broom-finished concrete, we acid etch and pressure wash to open the pores to get a good bond. Indoors and on smooth power-troweled concrete, we vacuum grind to open the pores.

Patios, pool decks, walkways, driveways, porches, garage floors, and basement floors. (Anywhere there is existing concrete). We can also go over tile and existing countertops.

A good share of really bad concrete can be repaired, some are beyond repair and need to be torn out and replaced. We can evaluate it and will give our honest opinion of what is the best solution.

We can provide the proper texture to make it slip-resistant if needed.

About the thickness of a dime laying flat.

The normal concrete coating job takes 2-3 days.