Curb appeal that outlasts the sealer-every-two-years cycle.

If your driveway is pitted, cracked, or permanently stained, coating it does two jobs at once: mechanical prep and repair bring the slab back to sound condition, then the coating system protects it from everything that wrecked it the first time. The result reads from the street — and it's a surface you can degrease with a hose instead of renting a pressure washer every spring.

How it goes in

1. 1

   Grind

   We mechanically diamond-grind the slab to open the concrete's pores — no acid etching shortcuts. Prep is where floors are won or lost.

2. 2

   Repair

   Cracks, pits, and spalls get filled and profiled flush. The coating goes over sound concrete, not over problems.

3. 3

   Base coat

   Polyurea base coat, tinted to your blend, applied wet so it wicks into the ground surface and grabs hold.

4. 4

   Broadcast

   Vinyl chips broadcast to full rejection — complete, even coverage, no thin spots. This is your color and your texture.

5. 5

   Scrape & top coat

   Excess chips scraped and recovered, then a clear polyaspartic top coat seals the system: UV-resistant, chemical-resistant, done.