There are several ways to restore existing concrete or simply change its appearance to enhance curb appeal. The right approach depends on the current condition of the substrate. If the concrete is new and all you want is to add an overlay or apply a deck coating with a pattern, this can usually be done right away and is typically less costly since no repairs are required.

If the concrete is worn, cracked, or has spalling, repairs must be completed before applying the coating. This ensures a stronger substrate, consistency throughout, and long-lasting results. If the substrate is beyond repair, we will provide you with a detailed report and the option to fully replace the concrete if necessary.

Yes, this can be restored. We start by removing all crumbling areas and repairing any holes or imperfections. Then, we apply a new coat of plaster to make the entire skirt of the house look like new. Depending on your location, this process may be called parging, replastering, or skim coating. Once the surface is complete, we apply a penetrating sealer to add an extra layer of protection.

Yes, we have several ways to achieve this. One option is to apply a system directly over your existing drywall, creating a concrete-like finish with customizable textures. Another popular method involves installing precast panels, made to order based on your chosen color and texture. This system is gaining popularity because it offers better quality control and can often be installed in just one day, depending on the size of the wall.

Yes, this can be restored. In most cases, we can match or recolor the entire area once it has been repaired and before the final sealer is applied.