Your Questions, Answered
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We offer concrete finishing and repair services, including resurfacing, crack repair, leveling, decorative finishes, and surface preparation. We also provide epoxy and polyurea floor coatings for residential and commercial spaces.
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Yes - we repair and restore existing concrete whenever possible. Many damaged or worn concrete surfaces can be repaired, resurfaced, or refinished without full replacement.
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That depends on the condition of the slab. Surface cracks, spalling, uneven areas, and cosmetic damage can often be repaired. Severe structural damage may require replacement. We evaluate this during a free estimate.
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Project timelines vary depending on size and condition, but most residential concrete repairs and finishes can be completed within a few days. We’ll provide a clear timeline before work begins.
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D3 Concrete proudly serves Wilkes County and many surrounding areas, including North Wilkesboro, Wilkesboro, Boomer, Millers Creek, Roaring River, Moravian Falls, Purlear, Ferguson, Union Grove, Hamptonville, Elkin, Jefferson & West Jefferson, Boone, and neighboring communities. If you’re unsure whether you’re in our service area, give us a call or send us a message.
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We do our best to blend new or repaired concrete with existing surfaces. However, because concrete naturally varies in color and ages over time, an exact color match cannot always be guaranteed.
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Cure times vary based on type of work performed. Light foot traffic is often allowed within 24-48 hours, while heavier use may require additional time. We’ll give you specific guidance for your project.
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Yes. We offer free, no-pressure estimates and honest recommendations based on your needs and budget.
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Every project is different, so pricing depends on size, thickness, site preparation, reinforcement, finish, and access to the property. D3 Concrete offers free on-site estimates to provide an accurate quote based on your specific project.
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A standard residential concrete driveway is typically 4 inches thick, while driveways that will have to support heavier vehicles, RVs, or equipment may require 5 to 6 inches. We evaluate each project and recommend the proper thickness and reinforcement for long-lasting durability.
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Yes. Concrete can be poured during colder weather when proper procedures are followed. We monitor temperatures closely and use appropriate methods to help ensure proper curing and a quality finish.
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Yes. We provide complete concrete removal and replacement services. This includes demolition, hauling away old concrete, preparing the base, and installing new concrete for driveways, patios, sidewalks, slabs, and more.
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Permit requirements vary depending on your location and the scope of the project. If a permit is required, we’ll let you know during your estimate and help guide you through the process.
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Yes. Depending on the project, we may use rebar, wire mesh, or fiber reinforcement to increase strength and reduce cracking. We recommend the reinforcement that best fits your project and local conditions.
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Concrete naturally develops small hairline cracks as it cures. Larger cracks can result from soil movement, weather changes, heavy loads, or improper installation. We use proper site preparation, reinforcement, and finishing techniques to minimize cracking and maximize durability.
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With proper installation and routine maintenance, concrete can last 30 years or more. Factors such as drainage, weather, traffic, and maintenance all play a role in the lifespan of your concrete.
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Avoid driving on new concrete until we recommend it’s ready. Keep the surface clean, avoid harsh chemicals during the curing period, and consider resealing decorative or exposed concrete when recommended to help protect its appearance and durability.
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Yes! We offer decorative concrete options, including custom finishes, broom finishes, exposed aggregate, borders, and other design options to enhance the appearance of your driveway, patio, sidewalk, or outdoor living space.
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Yes. We offer concrete sealing to help protect new and existing concrete from moisture, stains, oil, salt, and eveerday wear. Sealing can extend the life of your concrete while keeping it looking its best.
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In many cases, yes. Depending on the condition of the concrete, we may recommend repair, resurfacing, or complete replacement. During your free estimate, we’ll explain the best long-term solution for your specific situation.
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Yes. D3 Concrete provides both residential and commercial concrete services, including sidewalks, entrances, parking areas, loading zines, warehouse floors, curbs, and more.
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We accept cash, checks, ACH transfers, and major credit cards for your convenience.
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Not always. As long as we have access to the work area and we’ve discussed the project details beforehand, you don’t necessarily need to be present throughout the installation.
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We’re locally owned, family-operated company committed to honest communication, quality craftsmanship, and dependable service. Every project is completed with attention to detail and a focus on long-lasting results.
Epoxy & Polyurea Floor Coating FAQ’s
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Both epoxy and polyuria create durable, attractive concrete floor coatings, but they have different strengths. Epoxy provides a thick, durable finish that’s ideal for many residential and commercial floors. Polyurea cures much faster, offers greater flexibility, and provides superior resistance to UV rays, chemicals, impacts, and hot tire pickup. We’ll recommend the best coating based on your space, budget, and how the floor will be used.
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Not necessarily. While glossy floors can be slippery when wet, we can incorporate anti-slip additives into the topcoat to improve traction without sacrificing appearance. This makes epoxy and polyuria flooring an excellent choice for garages, workshops, commercial buildings, and other high-traffic areas.
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With proper installation and routine maintenance, professionally installed epoxy and polyuria floors can last 10-20 years or more. Their lifespan depends on traffic, usage, and maintenance, but they are built to withstand heavy vehicles, equipment, chemicals, and regular daily wear.
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No. Epoxy is a professional-grade coating that chemically bonds to the concrete, creating a much stronger and longer-lasting surface than paint. Floor paint simply sits on top of the concrete and is more likely to peel, chip, or wear away over time.
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Most residential garage floor coating projects can be completed in one to two days, depending on the condition of the concrete and coating system selected. Proper surface preparation is essential to ensure a durable, long-lasting finish.
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Yes, in many cases. We repair cracks, pits, and minor surface damage before applying the coating. If the concrete has significant structure issues, we will recommend the appropriate repairs before installation to ensure the best results.
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No. Epoxy and polyurea floors are one of the easiest floors to maintain. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a mild cleaner will keep the surface looking great. Their seamless finish also resists stains, dust, oil, and chemicals.
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Epoxy and polyurea coatings are ideal for:
Garages
Basements
Workshops
Home gyms
Commercial and light industrial spaces
Warehouses
Retail stores
Showrooms
They provide a durable, attractive surface that stands up to heavy use while being easy to clean.
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Yes. We offer a variety of colors, decorative flake blends, metallic finishes, and custom design options. Whether you want a clean, modern appearance or something unique to match your home or business, we’ll help you choose the perfect finish.
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Yes. Epoxy and polyuria coatings resist oil, gasoline, antifreeze, salt, household chemicals, and many commercial chemicals, making them an excellent choice for garages, shops, and industrial spaces.
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No. Professionally installed epoxy and polyuria systems are designed to withstand hot tire pickup. Proper preparation and high-quality materials help prevent peeling and premature wear.
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Yes. Certain polyuria and polyaspartic coating systems are excellent for patios, porches, walkways, pool decks, and other exterior concrete surfaces because they resist UV exposure and changing weather conditions.

