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Residential Services

Broom-Finish Concrete Revival

Restore or add new color to concrete without replacement

Concrete Restoration

Over time, broom-finish concrete can become stained, discolored, or uneven in appearance. Revival systems restore the surface without tearing out or replacing structurally sound concrete. 

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This is an ideal solution when concrete looks worn — but still has life left in it. Revival systems are also used to change the color of NEW broom-finished concrete to better enhance the aesthetic of the space. We offer 15 colors!

Key Benefits

  • Restores uniform color and appearance

  • Can be used to add color to standard white/gray concrete

  • Covers stains, discoloration, and surface blemishes

  • Has sealer built into the system, to protect what was restored

  • Avoids costly demolition and replacement

  • Improves curb appeal quickly and efficiently

  • Extends usable life of existing concrete

Ideal For​

  • Aged or stained driveways

  • Sidewalks with cosmetic wear

  • Entryways and walk paths

  • Concrete that is structurally sound but visually tired

  • Patios or porches that could use a new color

Our Process Includes​

  • Evaluation of concrete condition

  • Deep cleaning and surface preparation

  • Crack repair & expansion joint sealing

  • Manually applying 2 coats of opaque or semi-opaque revival

  • Optional sealing for highest protection and durability

  • Final inspection for consistency and coverage

Broom-finish concrete before our Revival Restoration
Broom-finish concrete after our Revival restoration

Free Estimate

Contact us for your free concrete sealing quote!  

 

Virtual and in-person estimates are available based on location.

Type of Service

Long-Term Value

  • Restores appearance at a fraction of replacement cost

  • Protects revived surfaces from future damage

  • Adds years of service life to existing slabs

  • Enhances curb-appeal

Request a Concrete Evaluation

Expert guidance for protecting, restoring, or enhancing your concrete.

Which service(s) are you interested in?

(Surface Type, Size, Condition, and any concerns)

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