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Overlay and coating work on existing concrete.

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RBS.65343SC builder licence
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4Upstate counties
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Overlays and coatings applied over existing concrete - a new wearing surface on a slab that is still sound underneath.

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A pool deck surfaced with a hand-troweled flagstone-pattern overlay in warm brown tones, with a brick coping edge around a kidney-shaped pool.
A rectangular pool surrounded by a grey and tan flagstone-pattern overlay deck, with a white pergola and a lake behind.
A grey flagstone-pattern overlay surface running along the side of a house between the wall and a lawn.
A worker applying a liquid sealer with a long-handled applicator to a dark grey flagstone-pattern overlay walkway beside a metal-clad building.
A blue-grey flagstone-pattern overlay applied to a narrow porch slab and its step edge against a red brick house.
A covered porch floor finished with a wood-plank patterned overlay stained in warm brown tones, with a yellow door beyond.
A pool deck finished with a grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay, running to the edge of an in-ground pool with a handrail.
A grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay walkway running beside a white-clad building, with bare red soil and timber offcuts alongside.
A garage floor finished with a glossy blue, black and white flake epoxy coating, reflecting the open doorway.
A large garage interior with a mottled brown acid-stained and sealed concrete floor, reflecting three open garage doors.
A front porch and entry finished with a dark grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay, next to a black front door and red brick wall.
A large covered patio finished with a grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay, extending past support posts to a pool area beyond.
A large patio finished with a tan and grey flagstone-pattern overlay, bordered by a block retaining wall and running to a fire pit at the far end.
A wide driveway with a mottled grey stained and sealed finish in front of a two-bay brick garage, with traffic cones and a box truck at the top of the drive.
A screened porch floor finished with a grey herringbone brick-pattern overlay, viewed through an open screen door.
A grey mottled-texture overlay applied to a porch slab and lower step at a blue-clad house with a brick border edge.
A front porch floor finished with a grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay against a red brick wall.
A pool deck finished with a pale knockdown-texture coating, meeting stone coping at the edge of a swimming pool.
A walkway and steps finished with a terracotta-toned flagstone-pattern overlay, running between brick planters toward a house.
A long porch floor finished with a terracotta brick-pattern overlay with grey jointing, wet from a freshly applied sealer.
A covered porch at a red brick house finished with a tan and grey flagstone-pattern overlay, framed by white columns.
A grey mottled-texture overlay on a porch slab and adjoining walkway at a blue-clad house with a brick border.
A front walkway finished with a tan flagstone-pattern overlay, curving past a planting bed with a stone border to a house entrance.
A curved pool deck finished with a brown and grey rectangular tile-pattern overlay, with a white fence and wooded countryside beyond.
A worker applying a coating with a long-handled roller across a large tan flagstone-textured slab, with a second worker kneeling at the slab edge.
A porch floor finished with a dark charcoal flagstone-pattern overlay with white jointing, at the door of a stone-clad house with a timber handrail.
A porch floor finished with a brown wood-plank patterned overlay running the length of the porch to a white door.

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What you are looking at

Flagstone and ashlar overlays troweled over existing pool decks, porches and walkways; knockdown and textured overlays; acid-stained and sealed floors; and flake and solid-colour floor coatings.

An overlay is a surface, not a repair

It covers what is under it, and if the slab beneath is stable it stays covered. If the slab has settled, if the cracks run the full depth, or if the base beneath has washed out, the same problems come back through the new surface within a season or two. That is the single thing worth understanding before choosing between an overlay and a replacement.

How we decide

We look at how the slab sits, how the cracks behave, and whether the edges and joints are still intact. A surface problem is an overlay. A base problem is a new pour, and we say so at the estimate rather than afterwards.

Where overlays earn their place

Pool decks, porches and entries take sun, water and foot traffic while the slab underneath is often still fine. A textured overlay also restores grip that a worn surface has lost.

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Applying a coating or overlay

An overlay going down over existing concrete - a new surface on a slab that is still sound underneath.

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More of our work

Other job types

Concrete DrivewaysPatios & Outdoor LivingDecorative ConcreteGarage & Building SlabsFoundations & Retaining WallsCommercial ConcreteIndustrial Concrete
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Who Ace Concrete Construction is, where it works, and under what licence

Ace Concrete Construction holds South Carolina residential builder licence RBS.65343 and a member listing in the Home Builders Association of Greenville directory.
Service Areas

Where Ace Concrete works

Greenville County, SCSpartanburg County, SCAnderson County, SCLaurens County, SCAsheville, NC

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  • Driveways, slabs, patios and walks
  • Foundations and retaining walls
  • Commercial and industrial pours
  • Demo and repair

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