COMMERCIAL CONCRETE RESURFACING

Source:www.stonediamondtool.com Date:2019/7/24 Read:337

As a savvy business owner, you are always looking for the most cost-effective ways to improve the appearance of your business without sacrificing quality. You may be looking at the cracked and discolored concrete around or inside your business and considering replacing it. Before you opt to tear up and pour fresh concrete, consider simply resurfacing the existing concrete. In some cases, replacing the concrete may be necessary, but concrete is very durable. Cracked and worn down concrete damaged from everyday wear and tear may just need a facelift.

By choosing to resurface, you can make your concrete look brand new without the mess and stress of tearing up the old concrete and replacing it. Resurfacing is also more budget friendly. You will save money on the costs of labor and materials, conserve resources, and eliminate disposal problems, making it much more affordable than replacing the concrete. The materials used are very durable and most of them are even stain resistant, meaning your new concrete flooring may last much longer than your existing concrete flooring has lasted.

You can choose from a wide variety of color and pattern options and add decorative finishes to resurfaced concrete, such as stamping, staining, polishing, engraving, or applying overlays. You can even give your concrete the appearance of marble, stone, wood, or a stenciled look which can enhance the overall look of your business. Concrete resurfacing  is a small investment with huge payoffs. The end results add drama and polish to any space.

If you’re still undecided or just not sure if your commercial area’s concrete is a candidate for resurfacing, call us to discuss your options. It is possible that you may have to completely redo your concrete, but chances are you only have to repair and resurface, resulting in more money in your pocket and a new, decorative, colored concrete surface for your customers and employees. So look around your business. Do you have patios, warehouses, basements, decks, entryways, or employee break areas full of worn or cracked concrete? Think about how much more aesthetically appealing these spaces would be if they were resurfaced.