An overlay works on almost any solid, stable surface, but a few things cannot be resurfaced. Here are the surfaces that cannot be resurfaced, so you know before you spend any money.

Concrete that is crumbling
If old concrete starts to dissolve when you hit it with a power washer, it is too far gone to hold an overlay.
Wood
We do not resurface wood.
Asphalt
Asphalt contains petroleum and oils, and nothing sticks to asphalt except more asphalt.

What we can resurface
Sound concrete, brick, cement board, pea gravel, cinderblock and vertical surfaces like walls and planters. As long as the structure is stable, we can give it a new finish.

Not sure what you have? Call 512-461-4836 or book a free estimate. We will tell you honestly whether it can be resurfaced.
