If your existing concrete is structurally sound, Resin Rock can give it an entirely new surface without the significant expense, demolition, and disruption of tearing it out and pouring new concrete.

Complete concrete replacement means breaking up and removing the existing slab, hauling away the debris, preparing the site, forming and pouring new concrete, and then allowing the new concrete adequate time to cure before normal use. For a large driveway, patio, or pool deck, that can be a substantial project.

With Resin Rock concrete resurfacing, we're able to preserve a suitable existing concrete slab. After evaluating and properly preparing the concrete—including addressing cracks, damaged areas, transitions, and drainage where necessary—the natural stone and resin system is hand-troweled directly over the prepared surface.

The difference in downtime can be especially valuable for a driveway resurfacing project. Resin Rock's manufacturer recommends keeping vehicles off a newly installed resin bound surface for approximately 48–72 hours, depending on temperature and conditions. That's considerably less disruptive than demolishing, replacing, and curing an entirely new concrete driveway.

You're also getting more than simply another gray concrete surface. Resin Rock creates a seamless natural-stone finish, is available in numerous aggregate blends and design options, and the resin bound surface itself is permeable, allowing water to move through the stone layer rather than simply collecting on top.

For homeowners throughout Boise and the Treasure Valley, resurfacing can be a beautiful and practical alternative when the existing concrete still has a sound foundation.

Before paying to tear out concrete you already own, let us evaluate it. You may be able to keep the existing slab and completely transform the surface instead.