CONCRETE OVERLAYS

Transform and existing and ugly floor into a designer concrete floor with a concrete overlay or micro-topping. There are many designs possible since we will cover-up the existing concrete and create a beautiful new concrete finish for your project.

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OVERLAYS TO RESTORE CONCRETE FLOORS

Concrete overlays and micro-topping are the perfect choice to restore an old or damaged concrete floor to a brand new concrete floor. In a residential or commercial setting these design floor finishes can add a sleek and modern look to any floor. Since they are concrete, they are durable and will last even under heavy traffic.

TYPES OF CONCRETE OVERLAYS

There are several types of overlays to restore concrete surfaces. We can recommend several types depending on the condition of the concrete, how much repair is needed, and the desired final finish for the floor.

Micro-Toppings
True Finishing specializes in micro-toppings which can be used in a variety of different applications. Once a micro-topping is applied to the surface of a floor you have essentially created a new canvas. The possibilities are endless. You can stain, dye, add color in the topping, acid stain or any combination of these to make a "unique floor that will never be duplicated." Your imagination can run wild with these types of floors for they truly are one of a kind.

Polishable Concrete Overlay
This type of finish is an excellent choice with you have an old or damage concrete floor and want to transform it into a true polished concrete floor. This is a thicker pour of concrete that is somewhat similar to terrazzo. The thicker pour allows us to come back with polishing equipment and grind and polish the surface and expose the sand or aggregate to different levels. Once completed, you would have a brand new polished concrete floor!

Stamped Overlay

A stamped overlay is a thicker pour of concrete that allows for a stamped stone, tile, or brick texture. Stamped overlays are ideal for damaged concrete or for situation where a full stamped slab of concrete is not feasible or economical. The existing concrete is first prepped through sandblasting or mechanical grinding or scarifying. The a 1/4-inch or so of new concrete is applied to the surface and a textured rubber mat is used to impress a new design onto the concrete. Stamping can mimic the look of brick, stone, slate or other textures.

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