When Resurfacing Isn't the Answer, We Build New
Some projects call for new concrete — a first-time driveway, an addition, a patio where nothing sound exists to resurface, or a slab too far gone to save. When that's the right call, we design and build the new pour and finish it to the same standard as everything else we do. The concrete does the work; the finish makes it belong with the house.
The decision between building new and resurfacing is one we make with you honestly, on site. If a resurfacing system will serve you well, we'll say so and save you the expense. New construction is for when it's genuinely the better long-term surface.
Two Finish Directions
Stamped Concrete
Pattern and texture pressed into fresh concrete and integrally colored — the look of stone, brick, or plank, in one continuous, low-maintenance surface built for the outdoors.
Exposed Aggregate — Top Cast & Vanderbilt
A washed finish that reveals the natural stone in the mix for a refined, textured surface with quiet grip. Top Cast and Vanderbilt give us precise control over how much aggregate shows and how the finish reads.
Where It Goes
- New driveways, motor courts, and front approaches
- Walkways, entry landings, and garden paths
- Patios, pool decks, and outdoor living areas
- Additions and new-build flatwork designed with your builder or architect
How We Deliver It
Craftman Concrete designs, manages, and stands behind every new-construction project, poured by crews we've vetted and worked alongside for years. You get one point of accountability — Lafayette — from the first walk-through to the final finish, and the same written scope, written change orders, and written warranty that back all our work. Same clean-site standard, same communication, whether we're finishing a floor or forming a driveway.