
Pool deck and driveway resurfacing
Florida sun and pool water are hard on outdoor concrete. We resurface the slab you already have instead of tearing it out.We resurface the slab you already have instead of tearing it out.
- 1 to 2 year workmanship warranty
- A typical job takes 2 to 3 days
- Flake, metallic, quartz and solid color
- Owner-run, based in Brooksville
- Insured
- Hernando, Pasco, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Polk
The basics
New surface, same slab
Pool deck resurfacing means grinding the concrete you have, repairing the cracks and putting a new coated surface on top. The same concrete resurfacing works on driveways, lanais and patios.
We work on the concrete that is already there.
Outdoors, the coating has to live in full sun. Standard epoxy yellows in UV light, so an outdoor job needs a UV-stable system on top. We pick the system for the spot.
We're based in Brooksville and resurface outdoor concrete in Hernando and Pasco, south into Hillsborough and Pinellas, and east into Polk.
Paint and bare feet
Pool deck resurfacing
A tired pool deck usually shows it in hairline cracks and in old pool deck paint flaking off at the edges. Paint is a thin film sitting on the concrete. Resurfacing starts by grinding the deck, so the new surface grips the slab itself.
Bare feet change the rules here. A pool deck coating needs texture so it doesn't turn slick when wet, and a light color stays cooler in the sun than a dark one.
Before and after
Driveway resurfacing
In spring 2026 we did the driveway and garage at a house in Belleair Beach, in Pinellas County. The driveway is flake with a polyaspartic topcoat. The before photos are in our gallery.
A driveway takes oil drips and full sun every day. Resurfacing one starts the way a pool deck does, with grinding and crack repair, and ends with a surface picked for the outdoors. We resurface concrete driveways, and the garage behind it can be part of the same job.
Screened in
Lanai floor coating
A screened lanai gets shade for part of the day, low sun for the rest and rain blowing through the screen. A coated lanai floor wipes clean and looks finished from the living room.
If your lanai floor is painted now and peeling, that paint comes off first. Coating over it would only peel with it.

Open to the sky
Patio coatings that face the sun
An open patio gets more UV than any other floor at the house. That's where standard epoxy goes yellow first. A patio coating needs a UV-stable topcoat, and that's the same reason polyaspartic shows up on so many outdoor jobs.
Step by step
Concrete resurfacing, start to finish
A typical job takes 2 to 3 days. Here is the order the work goes in.
Grind
Diamond grinding with a dust extractor takes off old paint and opens up the concrete.
Repair
Cracks get filled before anything goes on top.
Mask
Pool tile, coping, walls and the garage door get taped off.
Base coat
The first coat bonds to the freshly ground concrete.
Topcoat
A UV-stable top layer that takes the sun.
Backed for 1 to 2 year workmanship warranty
Not covered: slab movement and settling cracks, normal wear and UV fading, or damage from pool chemicals, salt and hard pressure-washing.
Read the pool deck warranty terms- Covers peeling, flaking and delamination
- When the install is the cause
- Holds when you reseal as recommended
Price guide
What resurfacing costs
Most pool decks land between $3 and $14 per square foot, and most driveways between $2 and $12. The system sets the base price, and a moisture barrier adds to it.
All in, a pool deck usually comes to $3,000 to $8,000 and a driveway to $1,000 to $7,000. Large or badly cracked slabs run higher.
By system, per sq ft
- Concrete overlay or acrylic sprayminor wear, fading, light cracks
- $3 to $10
- Cool deck, heat-reflectivestays cooler in the sun
- $4 to $12
- Stamped or decorative overlaystone, slate or tile patterns
- $8 to $15
- Rubberized coatingsofter and slip-resistant around the pool
- $8 to $18
Adds, per sq ft
- Moisture vapor barrieron every system
- $1.50 to $2.50
About a 24 x 24 ft slab.
About
$1,800 to $8,400
At $3 to $14 per sq ft, where most pool decks land; a driveway runs $2 to $12. We price every job on its own, so use this as a guide.
Pool deck questions
Still have a question? Call us at (352) 851-8506.
Standard epoxy on its own is a poor fit in full sun, because it yellows in UV light. A pool deck needs a UV-stable system with texture for wet feet. We pick the system for your deck.
The one that goes onto a properly ground and repaired deck. No coating lasts on bad prep. On pool decks we give a workmanship warranty that usually runs 1 to 2 years. It covers peeling, flaking or delamination caused by the install. Slab movement, normal wear and UV fading, pool chemicals, salt or hard pressure-washing, and a deck that isn't resealed as recommended are not covered.
Most pool decks run $3 to $14 per square foot and most driveways $2 to $12, so a pool deck usually comes to $3,000 to $8,000 all in and a driveway to $1,000 to $7,000. A concrete overlay or acrylic spray is the lowest-priced system, stamped and rubberized the highest, and a moisture vapor barrier adds $1.50 to $2.50 per square foot. We price every job on its own, so mention the size and the condition of the concrete when you ask for a quote.
Yes, concrete driveways. In spring 2026 we did a driveway and garage in Belleair Beach, Pinellas County.
A typical job takes 2 to 3 days.
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