Houston's Concrete Overlay Pros

Transforming ugly, worn, or mismatched concrete into a beautiful finish. We apply 75 years of family expertise to resurface your indoor floors, driveways, and pool decks with a permanent, decorative bond.

• Indoor Decorative Overlays: The ultimate solution for slabs with old glue lines, mismatched pours, or carpet-strip damage. We provide a brand-new surface that stains well, giving you a high-end look without the demolition.

• Exterior Curb Appeal: We specialize in repairing the 'ugly' side of concrete. Whether it’s a pitted driveway, a salt-damaged porch, or a worn-out pool deck, our overlays provide a durable, decorative finish that adds immediate value to your property.

Why Resurface with LDC Floors

Modernize the Interior: Get the "Polished" or "Stained" look on a slab that was previously too damaged to finish.

Save the Slab: Avoid the massive cost and mess of jackhammering and re-pouring your driveway or patio.

Superior Durability: Our overlays are engineered to bond to standard concrete, and stand up to Houston’s heat and vehicle traffic.

75 Years of Trust: We use only the highest-grade polymers backed by four generations of experience.

Frequently Asked Questions

​Why does experience matter with concrete overlays?

Overlays depend heavily on proper surface prep, crack repair, and understanding substrate condition. LDC’s 4 generations of installation experience help us choose the right resurfacing approach for each slab.

 What is a concrete overlay? 

A concrete overlay is a resurfacing system applied over existing concrete to improve its appearance and create a new finished surface.

When should I choose an overlay instead of replacing concrete?

An overlay is often a good choice when the existing concrete is structurally sound but looks worn, outdated, or cosmetically damaged.

Can overlays be used outside?

Yes. Concrete overlays can be used for exterior areas such as patios and porches, including textured systems where slip resistance matters.

Can stained concrete be done on an overlay?

​Yes. In some cases, an overlay creates a better surface for decorative finishes when the original slab is not a good candidate for direct staining.