Concrete Overlays

Concrete Overlays

Concrete overlays are thin layers of cement-based material applied over existing concrete surfaces to restore, protect, or enhance their appearance and functionality. They are a popular choice for both residential and commercial applications due to their durability, aesthetic flexibility, and cost-effectiveness compared to full replacement.

  • Stamped Concrete Overlays

    • Purpose: To mimic natural materials like stone, brick, slate, or wood.

    • Application: Patterned stamps are pressed into the wet overlay.

    • Use Case: Patios, driveways, pool decks, walkways.

  • Microtoppings / Skim Coats

    • Purpose: Ultra-thin overlay to provide a fresh, clean surface.

    • Thickness: 1/16” or thinner.

    • Use Case: Interior floors or light foot-traffic areas.

  • Self-Leveling Overlays

    • Purpose: Correct uneven or damaged floors.

    • Features: Smooth, level surface ideal for polishing.

    • Use Case: Commercial interiors, warehouses, showrooms.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of concrete floor finishes does KreteCo offer?

Floor Finish Types Offered by KreteCo

  • Cementitious (Concrete-Based) Finishes
  • Epoxy Flooring Systems
  • Fast-Curable Flooring
  • Specialty Surfaces

Here’s a comparison to help you decide:

Polished Concrete

  • Sleek, modern, industrial look.

  • Reflective finish, available in different colors or aggregate exposures.

  • Minimalist and works well in contemporary spaces.

Hardwood

  • Warm, natural, classic appeal.

  • Wide variety of wood species, grains, stains, and finishes.

  • Adds traditional or rustic charm to interiors.

General Maintenance for All Polished Floors:

  • Daily Dust Mopping

    • Use a microfiber dust mop to remove grit, dirt, and debris that can dull the surface.

    • Prevents scratching and surface wear.

  • Weekly Wet Mopping

    • Use a neutral pH floor cleaner with water.

    • Avoid harsh chemicals (acidic or alkaline) as they can degrade the polish.

Manage work for both new builds and remodels.

For New Builds:

  • Floor finish selection (based on durability, aesthetics, cost)
  • Subfloor preparation advice
  • Moisture mitigation planning
  • Coordination with general contractors or finishers

For Remodels:

  • Assessing whether a floor can be refinished vs. replaced

  • Staging work to minimize disruption (especially in occupied buildings)

  • Matching new floor polish to existing finishes

  • Recommendations on demo, patching, and polish restoration

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Standard Limited Warranty (90 days)

All KreteCo products are covered against manufacturing defects for 90 days from the original purchase date.