Concrete Resurfacing with Epoxy and Stone
- What is Epoxy and Stone?
- View Photos: Epoxy and Stone Applications
- Benefits and Features of Epoxy and Stone
- Epoxy and Stone Color Selection Photos
- How to Clean Epoxy and Stone
- Epoxy and Stone Maintenance and Repairs
- How Much Does Epoxy and Stone Cost?
What is Epoxy and Stone?
Epoxy and stone is a decorative concrete overlay design as an alternative for tearing out and replacing concrete.
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View Photos: Epoxy and Stone Applications
Most existing concrete surfaces can be resurfaced with epoxy and stone, including:
- Driveways
- Walkways
- Patios
- Stoops
- Pool decks
- Garage floors
- Cover up ugly concrete
Steps:
Porch and Steps (before and after):
Porch (before, during, and after):
Porch (before and after):
Patio (before and after):
More Patios:
Driveways and Walkway:
Penrose Hospital Entry and Fort Carson Pool Deck:
Epoxy and Stone Decorative Planter:
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Benefits and Features of Epoxy and Stone
- Cost-effective: Epoxy and Stone is less expensive to install than tearing out and replacing your concrete.
Vertical structures can be resurfaced: For example, the faces (or rises) of steps can be resurfaced with Epoxy and Stone.- Enhances & beautifies home: Because we carry so many colors, epoxy and stone will enhance and beautify any entrance, patio, or driveway.
- Painless installation: Our installation process is "Painless"! Since we are only resurfacing your concrete, we can work in a limited space. For instance, if you have a mature garden around your patio the plants will not be damaged at all. If we install an entry way, the entry will be closed for just one day.
Reduces ice build-up:
- Ice does not build up on the Epoxy and Stone surface as much as it does on concrete.
- Because the system is porous and raised 5/8 inch above the concrete, it allows the water to freeze out of it.
- Slip-free surface: We apply a non-skid feature on every job.
- Easy snow removal: Removal of snow is the same as concrete: plow or shovel.
- Easily repaired: Epoxy and Stone can be repaired easily (if there is a crack, for example?)
- Simple maintenance: Maintenance of Epoxy and Stone is simple, just hose it off with water or use a blower.
- Durable:
- Since epoxy and stone is a porous product, ice has no effect on it at all.
- What else?
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Epoxy and Stone Color Selection Photos
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| Coral
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Gray Blend
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Pearl
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| Pearl Apache
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Apache Pearl
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Coral Pearl
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| Apache
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Coral Apache
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Apache Coral
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How to Clean Epoxy and Stone
Recommended Steps for Cleaning Your Epoxy and Stone Surface:
- Step 1: Blow off loose dirt using a blower or a shop-vac.
- Step 2: Grease, oil, etc. cleans up by using Simple Green, a strong bristle brush (not metal), and a high-pressure hose.
- Step 3: Remove remaining dirt using a pressure washer or high-pressure nozzle.
- Step 4: A blower is recommended to use after pressure washing to the drains.
DO NOT USE to Clean Your Epoxy and Stone Surface:
- No mopping.
- No chemicals of any kind except Simple Green.
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Epoxy and Stone Maintenance and Repairs
- Maintenance: Epoxy and Stone should be resealed every 2-3 years, depending on the amount of sun your job gets. The cost is $0.75 a square foot.
- Repairs: If your concrete moves and a crack forms, it can be seam-lessly patched with the same stone.
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How Much Does Epoxy and Stone Cost?
Epoxy and Stone is less expensive to install than tearing out and replacing your concrete.
Anywhere from $5.00 to $7.00 a square foot, depending on size, shape of steps, and accessibility to location of area being considered for resurfacing.
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