Service
Repair, resurface, and prepare existing concrete.
Existing concrete can often be repaired, resurfaced, coated, sealed, or restored instead of removed and replaced. VCS can assess the condition of the surface and recommend practical options.
Overview
Improve existing concrete where practical.
Concrete can crack, wear, stain, spall, settle, or lose its protective finish over time. In some cases, the practical solution is not removal and replacement. Repair, preparation, resurfacing, overlays, coatings, or sealers may improve the surface and extend its usable life.
VCS can review the condition of the concrete and recommend options based on the surface, use, budget, and expectations.
Possible solutions
Repair and restoration options depend on the slab.
- Crack attention and patching
- Surface preparation and grinding
- Removal of failing coatings or adhesives
- Resurfacing and overlays where appropriate
- Sealing or resealing
- Coatings for added protection
- Polishing or refinishing where the slab is suitable
- Preparation before a new finish system
Best fit
Where it fits
- Existing commercial floors
- Industrial slabs and service spaces
- Garage floors before coating
- Concrete surfaces with worn or uneven areas
- Exterior concrete that needs review before refinishing
- Surfaces with old coatings, stains, or visible damage
Planning notes
What to review before pricing
Useful details include visible cracks, spalling, stains, existing adhesives or coatings, contamination, moisture concerns, drainage, access constraints, and the finish system planned for the surface.
Not every damaged surface can be restored to a like-new condition. The condition of the slab, cause of the damage, and expected use of the space all affect what is practical.
Next Step
Have existing concrete to repair or restore?
Send photos, approximate dimensions, and a short description of the surface condition so VCS can review the practical options.