Concrete Resurfacing & Leveling
A smooth polymer-modified overlay that levels rough, pitted or uneven floors, giving you a fresh slab to coat.
The details, in plain English.
Some floors are too rough for patching: widespread pitting, a spalled surface, old trowel marks or low spots where water collects. A thin polymer-modified overlay fills and smooths these defects, creating a flat, uniform surface that coats beautifully.
Overlays are thin enough to avoid door and threshold problems, and many cure quickly. We evaluate the slab, recommend the thickness and tell you honestly whether a patch or an overlay is the smarter spend.
Best for
- Heavily pitted floors
- Uneven or low-spot slabs
- Spalled surfaces
- Floors with water pooling
What you get with this service.
Flat, uniform surface
Fills pits and levels low spots.
Thin profile
Typically thin enough to avoid threshold problems.
Fast return to service
Many overlays cure quickly for same-day coating.
Longer-lasting finish
A flat slab lets the coating perform at its best.
From first look to finished floor.
- 1
Assess flatness
Measure highs and lows.
- 2
Prep
Grind and prime the slab.
- 3
Pour or trowel overlay
Spread and level the material.
- 4
Cure and coat
Apply the coating system.
Questions, answered
Is resurfacing a replacement for new concrete?
It improves surface condition but does not fix a failing slab. For structural problems, a pro should assess.
Does it add much to the project?
It adds material and labor, but it can cost less than concrete replacement and gives a better result than coating directly over rough concrete.
How do I get a price?
Fill in the form or call 800-207-0499. We schedule a free assessment, look at the slab and send a written quote.
How long does it take?
Most two-car garages are done in a day. Large or heavily repaired floors can take longer, and we tell you the schedule before we start.
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Send the form for a free assessment, or build your design first in the Floor Designer.