About Palm Beach Resurfacing Inc.
Palm Beach Resurfacing Inc. Serves residential and commercial properties from West Palm Beach, Florida. Its concrete resurfacing work covers indoor floors and outdoor surfaces, including kitchens, bathrooms, driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, and garage floors. Commercial projects include office and retail floors, restaurant and hospitality spaces, multi-family properties, warehouses, industrial floors, parking lots, and sidewalks. Finish options include epoxy, faux travertine, spray texture, brown stone, grey stone, and faux wood plank. The range supports different project types, from renewing a single concrete surface to considering finishes for a larger home or commercial property. For a project discussion, it can help to identify the surface, note existing coatings or visible damage, and consider how the area will be used.
Business description
Family owned and operated since 1984. Commercial and Residential
Services
Listed services: Flooring, Painting.
Explore the services below and confirm the scope of your project directly with the provider.
Residential concrete resurfacing
Resurfacing options are available for kitchen and bathroom floors, full-home and condo floors, driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, and garage floors.
Commercial concrete surfaces
Commercial project types include office and retail floors, restaurant and hospitality spaces, multi-family properties, warehouse and industrial floors, parking lots, and sidewalks.
Decorative concrete finishes
Finish choices include faux travertine, spray texture, brown stone, grey stone, and faux wood plank for decorative resurfacing projects.
Epoxy coatings
Epoxy is among the coating and finish options for concrete surfaces, including residential and commercial floors.
Concrete surface restoration
The work addresses deteriorated concrete, including surfaces with cracks or peeling paint and older stone or deck finishes.
Prepare useful project details
Before comparing resurfacing options, record what surface needs work, where it is located, and how it is used. Note visible cracks, peeling paint, old coatings, or other deterioration. Photos and approximate measurements can also help make an initial project conversation more specific. These are general planning tips, not a description of a required company process.
Choose a finish for the surface
Start with the setting: an indoor floor, driveway, walkway, patio, or pool deck may call for different considerations. Then compare the finishes, including epoxy, faux travertine, spray texture, stone looks, and faux wood plank. For commercial spaces, also consider how the area is used and whether it is a floor, parking lot, or sidewalk. Asking about the finish’s suitability for the specific surface can help narrow the options.
Discuss the condition before selecting a treatment
Concrete with cracks, peeling paint, or an older surface treatment may need different preparation considerations from a surface in better condition. A useful question is what preparation the proposed work would involve and how existing damage or coatings affect the choice of finish. The company’s site highlights preparation as an important consideration in resurfacing; the questions here are general guidance for evaluating a project.
Common customer requests
Restore a driveway
I have a worn or cracked concrete driveway. What resurfacing options might suit it?
Business details
Service area
Service coverage includes West Palm Beach, FL, North Palm Beach, FL, Palm Beach Gardens, FL, Wellington, FL, Boynton Beach, FL, Boca Raton, FL and 11 other communities. Coverage spans 79 ZIP codes; use the full coverage list below to check a specific location.
Service coverage includes 79 ZIP codes across 17 communities.
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- West Palm Beach, FL33401, 33403, 33404, 33405, 33406, 33407, 33409, 33411, 33412, 33413, 33415, 33417, 33402, 33416, 33419, 33420, 33422
- North Palm Beach, FL33408
- Palm Beach Gardens, FL33410, 33418
- Wellington, FL33414
- Boynton Beach, FL33426, 33435, 33436, 33437, 33472, 33473, 33424, 33425, 33474
- Boca Raton, FL33428, 33431, 33432, 33433, 33434, 33486, 33487, 33496, 33427, 33429, 33464, 33481, 33488, 33497, 33499
- Delray Beach, FL33444, 33445, 33446, 33483, 33484, 33448, 33482
- Lake Worth, FL33449, 33460, 33461, 33462, 33463, 33467, 33465, 33466
- Jupiter, FL33458, 33477, 33478, 33468, 33469
- Palm Beach, FL33480
- Royal Palm Beach, FL33421
- Greenacres, FL33454
- Hobe Sound, FL33455
- Port Saint Lucie, FL34952, 34953, 34983, 34984, 34986, 34987
- Jensen Beach, FL34957
- Palm City, FL34990
- Stuart, FL34997
- Additional listed ZIP codes33447
Questions about Palm Beach Resurfacing Inc.
What finish options are available for resurfacing?
Options include epoxy, faux travertine, spray texture, brown stone, grey stone, and faux wood plank. Compare samples or descriptions with the surface and the look you want before choosing.
Which residential surfaces can be resurfaced?
The project types include kitchen and bathroom floors, full-home and condo floors, driveways, walkways, patios, pool decks, and garage floors. Identifying the exact surface and its current condition can help clarify which resurfacing option to discuss.
Does the service include commercial concrete surfaces?
Commercial project types include office and retail floors, restaurant and hospitality spaces, multi-family properties, warehouse and industrial floors, parking lots, and sidewalks. When planning, note the area’s purpose and whether the surface is indoors or outdoors so the finish can be considered in context.
What should I ask about before resurfacing damaged concrete?
The company’s site emphasizes surface preparation as an important part of resurfacing. As a useful project-planning step, note cracks, peeling paint, old coatings, or other visible problems and ask how those conditions would be addressed before a new finish is applied.
How can I tell whether my project location is covered?
The area includes West Palm Beach and other communities such as Palm Beach Gardens, Delray Beach, Jupiter, and Port Saint Lucie. Check the project’s ZIP code against the service-area information, especially if the address is outside the communities named here.
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Last reviewed and updated November 07, 2026 by the Welcome to House Managers Editorial Team.