1. Identify the Area
Large or small, the area in need of concrete floor restoration must be marked out. Measuring, marking, and repairing problem spots ensure that the same issues don’t come up again. At this stage in the process, you can also decide on what colors or designs you want for your finished floor. We provide any stamping designs you could desire, with versatile solutions for both inside and outside your home.
2. Prepare the Area
At this stage, loose pebbles are removed. Cracks, chips, or holes are made more susceptible to the pouring process. Before the concrete is applied, a layer of water is poured over the intended area to help the concrete settle in.
3. Mix and Pour
We mix the concrete with a special polymer to help it adhere to the surface. Colors may be mixed with the concrete during the mixing stage to suit your design focus. The mixture of concrete and polymer seeps into your problem areas, and we spread it evenly for a good surface.
4. Drying and Stamping
As the concrete dries, your new floor becomes more of a reality with every passing minute. If you choose decorative stamping for your concrete floor restoration project, the stamps are applied after the wet mix has dried enough.
5. Finishing Touches
Once the concrete has dried, your new floor is almost ready. Any jagged edges need to be chipped or sanded down, and we need to make sure the area is level and safe. The application of a glossy finish, clear or colored, provides you with yet another option to customize your home.
Once everything is finished, you are left with a gorgeous, durable floor. Concrete floor restoration transforms your home while solving any problems you may have. Easter Concrete Contracting will be there every step of the way to ensure your satisfaction.