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Concrete Resurfacing for Commercial Countertops and Service Areas
Concrete looks tough until it is asked to take the day-to-day punishment of a real commercial operation. Grease, carts, impacts, cleaning chemicals, hot water, salt air, freeze-thaw cycles, and years of traffic all work on the surface in different ways. On countertops, the wear tends to look like scuffing, dulling, and hairline cracking that slowly turns into edge chips. In service areas, the damage often shows up as concrete spall, exposed aggregate, and cracks that widen
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