There are only two solutions for bad concrete. You can tear it out and start over, or you can cover it. Of those two, the most practical and cost-effective is the latter. Today, many contractors are ...

Concrete is one of the most widely used and durable materials available in the construction industry, but it still has its limitations. Exposure to a harsh environments such as freeze-thaw cycles, ...

Don't replace your driveway, patio or basement floor—just resurface it.

The customer asks you what to do. “Should I replace my concrete drive or can it be repaired and saved? My garage floor is severely pitted from salt damage and water. Can it once again be made to look ...

Q. My concrete garage floor is pretty beat up, with some cracks and stains. A friend said I could make it look like new with a resurfacer bought at a home center. It sounds easy – is it? A. Several ...

Your concrete driveway or patio is looking worse for wear. Cracks are spreading, the surface is rough and stained, and it’s bringing down your property’s curb appeal. You know something needs to be ...

Q: I’ve got problems with some of the concrete on the outside of my home as well as in my garage. There are lots of places where the top finish and layer of the concrete has eroded away. I think it’s ...

Lowe Larretta is former lead editor for Forbes Home, covering all things related to home improvement and good design. She previously worked in the decor and lifestyle spaces for digital publishers ...

Q. The concrete floor in my basement is constantly dusty. We sweep it, but the dust reappears. In fact, it looks like the floor is wearing away in spots. What causes this problem, and is there any way ...