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Concrete repair in Myrtle Beach & the Grand Strand

Concrete Resurfacing in Myrtle Beach, SC

Concrete resurfacing in Myrtle Beach for cracked, pitted and spalled garages, patios, walkways and pool decks: we repair the damage, lay down a new surface and seal it or prepare it for a coating.

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Property Type

Free On-Site Estimates

We measure the floor and check the slab before we quote.

Residential & Commercial

Garages, patios, pool decks, shops and restaurants.

Epoxy, Polyaspartic & Polished Concrete

The right system for each floor.

Serving the Grand Strand

From North Myrtle Beach to Pawleys Island.

Services

Concrete Resurfacing and Repair Services

Not every worn slab has to be torn out. If the base is solid, we can repair it and give it a new surface with far less disruption.

Concrete resurfacing overlay on a front walkway in Myrtle Beach, SC

Resurfacing Overlay

A thin cement-based overlay goes over the whole slab for a fresh, even surface, smooth or textured.

Concrete sealing on a driveway with water beading in Myrtle Beach, SC

Concrete Sealing

Clear sealers that slow down water, salt and stains on garages, patios and walkways.

Resurfacing

Resurfacing Worn or Stained Concrete

Concrete on the coast wears in familiar ways: a dusty, rough top layer, stains from rust and oil, and surface scaling where salt and water have worked in.

When the slab underneath is still solid, a resurfacing overlay gives it a new top. We grind off the old surface, repair the cracks, then trowel or spray a thin cement-based layer and finish it smooth or textured.

A resurfaced slab can be sealed and left as concrete, or used as a sound base for a coating. Patio and porch coating and pool deck coating projects often start here.

Worn and stained garage slab before concrete floor repair in Myrtle Beach, SC

Coastal concrete

Why Coastal Concrete Breaks Down

Concrete along the Grand Strand fails for a few common reasons:

  • Salt. Salt from the air and from cars can reach the steel inside a slab. Rusting steel expands and cracks or pops the concrete above it.
  • Moisture. Wet ground and humid air keep slabs damp, which shows up as white deposits and a weak, dusty surface.
  • Settling. Sandy soils can shift and settle, which opens cracks in patios, walkways and driveways.
  • Sun and heat. Daily heating and cooling moves the slab and opens joints and hairline cracks.
Spalled concrete steps near the coast in Myrtle Beach, SC

Why us

Why Choose Our Concrete Resurfacing Company

Repair work is where shortcuts show up first. Here is how we handle it:

A straight answer:

If a slab is too far gone to resurface, we say so before you spend money on it.

Repairs ground flush:

Patches sit level with the slab, not in lumps on top.

Built for what comes next:

We resurface with the final sealer or coating in mind.

Answered 24/7:

Call (843) 960-3710 any time to book a free estimate.

How it works

Our Resurfacing Process

Resurfacing is mostly prep. Here is the order of work:

  1. 1. Assess the Slab

    We look for cracks, spalling, settling and moisture and decide whether resurfacing will hold.

  2. 2. Clean and Grind

    Stains, coatings and loose concrete are removed down to a sound surface.

  3. 3. Repair Cracks and Spalls

    Cracks are routed and filled, and spalled areas are rebuilt.

  4. 4. Apply the Overlay

    A cement-based overlay is troweled or sprayed over the slab.

  5. 5. Finish the Surface

    The overlay is finished smooth, broomed or textured for grip.

  6. 6. Seal or Coat

    The new surface is sealed, or left to cure and then coated.

Pricing

What Affects Concrete Resurfacing Cost

Resurfacing prices depend mostly on the damage and the finish:

  • Area: the square footage of the garage, patio, walkway or deck.
  • Damage: the number and size of cracks, spalls and low spots.
  • Overlay type: basic, textured, or decorative and stamped.
  • Sealing: a clear sealer or a full coating on top.
  • Access: steps, edges and hard-to-reach areas.

Sealing

Concrete Sealing

Sealing is the simplest way to protect concrete that does not need a full coating:

  • Penetrating sealers soak in and repel water and salt without changing the look.
  • Film-forming sealers add a light sheen and help block stains.
  • A good fit for driveways, walkways and patios you want to keep looking like concrete.
  • Sealers wear with sun and traffic and need to be reapplied every few years.
  • Garages and porches that take more abuse are usually better served by a full coating.
Concrete sealing on a broom-finish patio in Myrtle Beach, SC

Service areas

Concrete Resurfacing Across the Grand Strand

We repair and resurface concrete for homes and businesses across Horry County and northern Georgetown County, from the beach towns to inland Conway, from our location at 5082 Lafon Ln, Myrtle Beach.

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Questions

Concrete Resurfacing FAQs

HomeGuide (2026) lists concrete resurfacing at $3 to $7 per square foot nationally, and decorative overlays at $6 to $20. The amount of repair moves the price most. These are market ranges, not a quote. We price your Myrtle Beach project after a free on-site estimate.

In most cases, yes, because the old slab stays in place and there is no demolition or new pour. Resurfacing only works when the base is solid, so in Myrtle Beach we check for settling and deep cracks before we recommend it.

Yes. Spalling, where the surface flakes or pops off, is common near the coast. On Myrtle Beach slabs we remove the loose concrete, check for exposed steel, rebuild the area and grind it flush before resurfacing or coating.

Yes. Cracks, pits and spalled spots in a Myrtle Beach garage are repaired and ground flush before any coating goes on. If the whole slab is worn, we resurface it first.

Seal it if you want to keep the look of concrete and protect it from water and stains. Coat it if you want color, a fully sealed surface and more protection in a garage or on a porch. We explain both options at your Myrtle Beach estimate.

Epoxy Floor Installation Myrtle Beach repairs and resurfaces concrete from 5082 Lafon Ln in Myrtle Beach, for homes and businesses in Socastee, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Murrells Inlet, North Myrtle Beach and Pawleys Island. Call (843) 960-3710 or send the form.

Cracked or worn concrete?

Call us or request a free on-site estimate. We check the slab and tell you whether to repair, resurface, seal or coat it.

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