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See the color charts →Concrete Resurfacing
About Concrete Resurfacing →-
Cream walkway with a red border, resurfaced in place -
Grooved treads cut for grip -
Steps and landing resurfaced together -
Walkway resurfaced around the columns -
The bench stayed; the slab underneath was rebuilt -
A cream patio brought back from a worn slab -
Driveway resurfaced over the original slab -
An entry walk resurfaced, not replaced
Concrete Coating Removal
About Concrete Coating Removal →-
Grinding an old coating off an interior slab -
Stripping a failed coating back to bare concrete -
A warehouse slab taken back to bare concrete -
The slab as we hand it over, ready to recoat -
Grinder swirl in the stripped slab -
Profiled and ready for whatever goes down next
Epoxy Floor Coatings
About Epoxy Floor Coatings →-
Store floor with the owner's logo set into the coating -
Bronze flake through the main hallway -
A seamless corridor with no grout lines to scrub -
Metallic epoxy poured through the office corridor -
Gray flake in a commercial storage bay -
Flake broadcast to refusal, then sealed -
No two metallic pours come out the same -
Coved base and trench drain in a wash-down area -
Flake epoxy takes pallet traffic without chipping -
Ready for the furniture to come back in -
The logo is inlaid, not painted on top -
A crest set flush into the flake -
The floor picks up every light in the room -
Sales floor built around the logo inlay -
Service bay floor that shrugs off oil -
Conference room floor in gray metallic -
Safety lines laid into the coating -
Under the alignment rack, where it takes the most abuse -
Corridor pour, wall to wall with no seams -
Shop floor with the walkway line picked out -
Flake epoxy through the full service shop -
Poured around the cubicle layout -
Showroom floor in light gray flake -
A clean line where the floor meets the display -
Open-plan bay in metallic epoxy -
Office suite finished in charcoal flake -
Open office, ready for handover -
Break room floor that cleans with a mop -
Reception floor in gray and charcoal metallic -
The marbling is worked in while the resin is wet
Pool Deck & Patio Coatings
About Pool Deck & Patio Coatings →-
Pool and spa deck in a cool-touch texture -
Deck, coping and planters tied together -
A full backyard deck poured in one run -
Shade structure, spa and deck in one scheme -
Gray deck around a pool and spa -
Brick coping left in, deck recoated around it -
A deck that stays cool enough to walk barefoot -
Gray deck with a fine knockdown texture -
Brick banding breaks up a large deck -
Commercial lap pool deck, resurfaced in tan -
Deck around a competition pool -
Pool and splash pad finished together -
Splash pad, diving well and deck in one job -
A swirl pattern set into the splash pad -
Slip-resistant texture right to the coping -
Depth markers reset after recoating -
Grooved treads at the pool steps -
Grooving cut into the ramp for grip -
A contrast band at the water's edge -
Coping detail at the waterline -
A curved deck edge, cut freehand -
Terracotta deck against warm stucco -
Joints honoured so the deck moves without cracking -
Gray deck at the end of the day -
Deck and fence line at a rental property -
Speckled gray holds up to pool chemicals -
Cast furniture coated to match the deck -
Spa surround in the same speckled gray -
Low sun shows the texture best -
Knockdown texture in evening light -
A cream knockdown finish -
Deck poured around the fixed furniture -
Deck drains kept flush and clear -
Lap pool deck in gray -
The texture is what stops it being slippery -
Community pool deck, recoated in place -
Splash pad colors cut in hard-edged -
Four colors meeting on one joint -
Splash pad coating around the play frame -
Circles laid out to the playground drawing -
Curves scribed and cut on site -
A park splash pad, finished and signed off -
Bold color that survives chlorinated water -
Color that still reads after a season in the sun -
Blue-gray deck against brick -
River rock border against a tan deck -
Covered patio in a flake-textured deck -
A dark border frames a light deck -
Walkway banded to match the deck -
Score lines keep a big pour from reading flat -
A view deck finished in tan -
The texture up close -
Lap pool deck in tan -
The whole facility, done in one visit -
Apartment pool deck, recoated in place -
Deck carried through under the shade sails -
A school splash pad in blue swirl -
Quadrants set out from the center -
Large-format scoring around a pool and spa -
Stained deck beneath the covered patio -
Flagstone look, poured in place
Garage Floor Coatings
About Garage Floor Coatings →-
Copper-stained garage floor finished for a show car -
Flake epoxy carried right to the house door -
A garage finished as a workshop and hangout -
The floor holds a reflection like polished stone -
Gray flake with a coved edge at the wall -
Rated for daily parking, hot tires and all -
Edge detail where the coating turns up the wall -
The step nose gets the same flake build -
Flake laid before the garage was finished out
Industrial Floor Coatings
About Industrial Floor Coatings →-
Aisle striping laid straight into the epoxy -
Walkway striping keeps forklifts and people apart -
A full warehouse bay coated and lined out -
Lines are taped and cut in by hand -
A safety stripe built into the coating, not painted over it -
Aisle markings set out to the client's plan -
Striping runs the length of the building -
Marked out for pallet storage -
Gloss enough to bounce the high-bay lighting -
Drains detailed in so water runs where it should -
A seamless pour, wall to wall -
Sealed against dust and spills -
Curing before the plant moves back in -
Patched, ground flat, then coated -
Production floor in light blue epoxy -
Machine zones marked out in striped tape lines -
Every bay labelled straight onto the floor -
Deep blue with high-visibility yellow lines -
Blue epoxy holds its color under UV -
White epoxy brightens a windowless bay -
Gray epoxy through the whole warehouse -
Green marks the pedestrian aisle -
Walkway color-coded away from the racking -
A green corridor that wipes clean -
Three colors cut in on one pour -
Gray epoxy to the racking line -
A bordered walkway through the bay -
Green walkway, yellow border, hard edges -
Rail line and walkway laid out together -
Blue floor, yellow edge, easy to read at a glance -
Blue epoxy in a working shop -
Gray epoxy over a full warehouse slab -
One line is often all the marking a bay needs -
Green and yellow, cut in clean -
The aisle takes the traffic, so it takes the build -
White gloss to lift a dark building
Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal
About Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal →-
Stripping the color coat off a tennis court -
Grinding the acrylic off a tennis court surface -
Taking a blue court back to the slab -
Two machines running the court together -
The line between coated and stripped -
A red court coming off in one pass -
Walk-behind grinder on a court strip-out -
Halfway through a court removal -
Each pass takes another band of color -
Machine and vacuum hose mid-removal -
The blue coming off a school court -
The finished strip-out, ready for resurfacing -
Set up on court before the first pass -
The same machines strip decks as well as courts -
Clean concrete, no coating left behind
Polished Concrete
About Polished Concrete →-
Copper stain, polished to a soft sheen -
Gloss deep enough to mirror the room -
A dining room floor that wipes clean -
Hallway floor in copper stain -
Amber stain under a gloss sealer -
Brown stain in a family living room -
Downlights doubled in the finish -
A kitchen floor with no grout to scrub -
Two stains meeting on a curve -
A checcurboard scored and stained in place -
Acid stain, mottled by the slab itself -
Gray stain under a rug and sofa -
An entry floor in gray and tan -
Score lines set out from the door -
Diamond scoring in a dark stain -
A border band frames the room -
An inlay cut into the slab -
Tile pattern without the tile -
A polished floor with an inset border -
A surgery floor with nowhere for dirt to sit -
A curved break between two stains -
Copper stain across an open interior -
Stained, sealed and ready to live on -
Polished concrete under the furniture line -
A working kitchen floor in polished concrete -
Hard-wearing enough for the dog -
Ground, honed and polished on site -
The shine comes from grinding, not coating -
Polished before the walls went up -
Polished mid-build to protect the slab -
Final pass across the slab -
Joints left visible as part of the finish -
One slab, ground flat and polished -
The slab's own color, brought out by grinding -
Polished right up to the entry -
Store floor polished around the fixtures -
Polished concrete takes pallet jacks -
Reflectivity that cuts the lighting bill -
Front of house, polished -
No coating to peel under the shelves -
An aisle that mops in one pass -
Graphics cut into the slab, then polished -
A logo mark cut into the floor -
Sharp edges, cut before polishing -
Wayfinding cut into the floor itself -
Two stains meeting on a long curve -
Color blocked out across the slab -
A corridor floor in two colors -
The curve is saw-cut, then stained either side -
Stained floor between the columns -
Stains blended wet into wet -
A joint used as a color line -
Court lines cut into the polished slab -
A hall floor marked out permanently -
Markings that never need repainting -
Lines cut, stained and polished flush -
Cafeteria floor with a cut-in motif -
A yard-marked field cut into the floor -
A play diagram set into the slab -
Graphics that survive the furniture -
The client's own playbook, in the floor -
A pitch plan cut into polished concrete -
Court lines in a community hall -
Ground far enough to open the aggregate -
Retail floor, polished not coated -
A darker polish for a darker room -
A field graphic, cut and stained -
The diagram sits under the seating
Microtopping & Concrete Overlays
About Microtopping & Concrete Overlays →-
A flagstone overlay laid straight over old concrete -
Cobblestone stamped into the overlay -
A clean overlay edge at the turf line -
Stamped overlay in a fan cobble pattern -
Flagstone overlay at a front entry -
Joints cut by hand after the topping cures -
Trowel texture in a tan microtopping -
Knockdown texture, taken back with the trowel -
A checcurboard overlay in a working diner -
Pattern laid out around the fixed seating -
Stamped overlay down the side return -
The stamp detail up close -
Border band cut into the overlay -
Overlay taken right up to the spa tile -
A speckled overlay on a covered patio
Exterior Concrete Staining
About Exterior Concrete Staining →-
Flagstone pattern scored and stained into the slab -
A courtyard scored into oversized tiles -
Diamond scoring set out on the diagonal -
A stained driveway at the garage apron -
Rust stain with a brick-look border -
A soft mauve with a darker edge band -
White banding lifts a long driveway -
Entry patio in a scored tile pattern -
Steps stained to match the walkway -
Concrete steps stained to read as timber -
Two stains meeting at the entry -
A curved border cut freehand -
Acid stain mottles differently on every slab -
Gold stain warms a north-facing deck -
Deck stained to pick up the landscape rock -
Side yards get the same treatment as the front -
Steps and walkway stained as one run -
Steps down into the fountain courtyard -
A long walkway kept visually short by scoring -
Diamond pattern along a garden path -
A path stained to sit inside the planting -
The approach to the front door -
Plank pattern stained into the patio -
Deck stained around an existing rock feature -
Scored and stained to break up the slab -
A pale deck against dark rock
Rock Staining
About Rock Staining →-
Faux rock and waterfall stained to match the deck around it -
Faded faux rock brought back to full color -
Color that holds under running water -
Rock recolored, waterline left clean -
Twin falls after recoloring -
The grotto restained to match the boulders -
Rock and timber restained in the same visit -
Boulders restained around the whole pool -
Deck and rock recolored together -
Deck stain carried into the rock -
Color blended rock by rock, not sprayed flat -
A boulder landscape brought back to life -
Rock steps restained and sealed -
Shade and color working together -
A retaining wall recolored to match the rock -
Hillside rock, restained top to bottom -
Spa surround restained with the pool -
Waterfall and spa restained as one feature -
Rock restained around the palapa -
A resort-style backyard, recolored -
Boulders restained across the whole yard -
A boulder staircase, color matched -
Hillside rock and deck restained together -
Where the deck meets the rock -
Retaining wall restained to match the pool rock -
Rock steps against a pale deck -
A waterslide recolored end to end
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