Concrete Resurfacing in Herndon, VA

Resurfacing a front porch with stamped concrete

On the November 2026 Herndon project, the front porch was already concrete. Rather than tear it out, the crew coated it with new concrete and stamped both the top and the sides, so the porch matches the new walkways: a light gray field with dark gray sides and border.

Resurfacing worn steps and a wall cap

On another Herndon home, the walkout basement stair treads had a worn, patched surface and the concrete wall cap beside the stairwell was spalling. The cap was repaired with a concrete repair product, and the stairs and cap were resurfaced with a clean, uniform finish.

When resurfacing makes sense

• The slab or steps are solid: no significant settling, movement or widespread structural cracking.
• The problem is the surface: wear, old patches, staining, minor surface damage, or a look you want to change.
• The added height works at doors and thresholds.
• Drainage around the area is acceptable, so water isn't the reason the surface failed.

If the concrete has sunk, heaved, or cracked through, a new surface won't fix what's underneath. In that case we'll tell you it needs repair or replacement instead. Our guide on resurfacing vs replacing a porch or slab covers how to tell the difference.