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Concrete Contractor in Manor, TX

Pool decks, driveways, and patios resurfaced with Spanish marble overlays and rubber systems.

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Manor's Concrete Resurfacing Specialist

Surface Werx is a concrete resurfacing contractor serving Manor, TX, specializing in pool deck resurfacing, driveway resurfacing, patio work, and decorative overlays for residential and commercial surfaces. Kyle handles every project personally, and Manor is about 12 miles from our home base, so scheduling is straightforward. We don't patch and walk away. We resurface with genuine Spanish marble overlays and poured rubber systems that most concrete contractors in this area don't even offer.

Manor's expansive clay soil in eastern Travis County is the main reason concrete flatwork here fails sooner than homeowners expect. That soil expands when wet and contracts in a dry Texas summer, and it doesn't stop moving. Add Manor's hard water at 17.4 grains per gallon and you've got mineral buildup compounding surface wear from the outside. We know what we're working with before we set foot on your property. If you're in one of Manor's subdivisions from the 1990s or 2000s, your concrete has been through a lot of cycles. Call Kyle at (737) 283-9379 and we'll tell you what your surface actually needs.

What concrete resurfacing covers in Manor

Pool decks, driveways, patios, walkways, garage floors, and commercial slabs
Spanish marble resin-bound overlays over eligible existing concrete
Poured rubber surfacing for pool decks and high-traffic areas
Surface evaluation first, then installation recommendations based on actual site conditions
Call (737) 283-9379 to book a consultation with Kyle directly

Finished concrete patio with decorative aggregate surface overlooking a pool and Lake Michigan waterfront.

What We Do

Resurfacing systems built for Manor's conditions

Clay soil and Texas heat demand more than basic concrete. Here's how we handle it.

Spanish Marble Overlays

Genuine Spanish marble aggregate blended with high-performance resin, hand-troweled to a seamless finish over properly prepared existing concrete. It's not paint, not stamped concrete, not imitation stone. Available in over 30 colors and water permeable by design, so drainage through the surface isn't a problem on Manor's flood-prone lots.

Poured Rubber Surfacing

A resilient, slip-resistant surface that holds up under the Texas sun and stays comfortable underfoot. Ideal for pool decks where barefoot safety matters and heat absorption needs to stay manageable. Water permeable and seamless.

Driveway Resurfacing

Clay soil movement is the enemy of a Manor driveway. Instead of full replacement, driveway resurfacing with a Spanish marble overlay addresses the surface degradation at a fraction of the cost, as long as the base is structurally sound. We evaluate before we commit.

Patio and Outdoor Living

Manor's outdoor season runs most of the year. A cracked, faded patio undercuts the whole space. We resurface existing concrete slabs and outdoor living areas with finishes that look nothing like what was there before.

Local Conditions

Why Manor concrete degrades faster than you'd expect

Clay soil expands when saturated and shrinks in drought. Manor gets both, sometimes in the same season. That constant movement creates the classic cracking pattern you see on driveways and pool decks in Manor's older subdivisions, and it's why standard concrete flatwork here has a shorter useful life than the same slab would have on stable soil elsewhere. Manor also carries one of the highest water hardness readings in the region at 17.4 grains per gallon, per the city's own 2025 water quality report. Mineral deposits from sprinkler runoff and rainfall accelerate surface pitting and discoloration. Resurfacing with a resin-bound overlay seals the surface against that kind of chemical wear while still allowing water to drain through naturally. That's not a marketing claim. It's how the material works.

Finished concrete patio with aggregate finish and marble coping bordering a swimming pool

How a Manor resurfacing project works

Surface Evaluation
Kyle assesses the existing concrete in person. Structural soundness, soil movement damage, and surface prep requirements all determine whether resurfacing is the right call and which system fits.
Prep and Installation
The existing surface is cleaned and prepared before any overlay goes down. Spanish marble is hand-troweled to a seamless finish. Poured rubber is placed and finished in one continuous application.
Permit Coordination
If your project requires a building permit through Manor's Development Services office, we walk you through the process. Since May 2026, Manor processes permit applications through the GovWell online system.

Also serving communities near Manor

Surface Werx covers Manor and the surrounding area. If you're nearby, there's a good chance we're already working in your neighborhood.

Manor concrete resurfacing: common questions

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Do I need a permit to have concrete work done on my Manor property?

It depends on the scope. The City of Manor requires building permits prior to the start of construction for buildings, amenities, or structural services per the International Building Code. As of May 2026, Manor processes permit applications through the GovWell online system. Decorative resurfacing overlays over existing concrete are generally lower in permit risk than new pours, but we confirm requirements before any project starts.

What causes concrete to crack so quickly in Manor?

Clay soil is the main culprit. Manor sits on expansive clay in eastern Travis County that swells when wet and shrinks in dry stretches, and that seasonal movement puts constant stress on flatwork above it. Couple that with the Texas heat and Manor's hard water at 17.4 grains per gallon, and surface degradation happens faster than it would in a more stable soil environment. Resurfacing with a resin-bound overlay doesn't fix soil movement, but it does give the surface a more durable, flexible finish to handle it.

Is concrete resurfacing worth it for a 1990s-era Manor driveway?

Usually, yes, if the base is structurally sound. Manor has significant residential stock from the 1990s and 2000s. Concrete from that era has been through decades of clay movement and hard water exposure, and the surface layer tends to go long before the structural base does. Resurfacing with a Spanish marble overlay transforms the surface without the cost or disruption of a full tear-out and repour.

How does Manor's flood risk affect concrete and drainage design?

Manor carries a severe flood risk score, with FEMA designating flood exposure from the 500-year event in parts of the city. Surface Werx installs water-permeable overlay systems by design, meaning both Spanish marble resin-bound surfaces and poured rubber allow water to drain through naturally rather than pooling on the surface. That matters on Manor lots where runoff management is already a concern.

What's the difference between a Spanish marble overlay and stamped concrete?

Stamped concrete is poured, colored, and pressed with a texture pattern while wet. It's standard concrete underneath with a surface treatment on top, and it can chip, fade, and crack through. A Spanish marble overlay is genuine Spanish marble aggregate bound in high-performance resin and hand-troweled over your existing slab. It's not an imitation of stone, it's actual marble aggregate, and the finish is seamless rather than jointed. The appearance is in a different category entirely.

Does Surface Werx handle commercial concrete resurfacing in Manor?

Yes. Commercial concrete resurfacing for retail, light industrial, and multifamily properties is part of what we do. Manor's rapid growth means a lot of commercial surfaces that are five to ten years old and already showing wear. Call Kyle at (737) 283-9379 to discuss your property's scope.

What is 'poor man's concrete' and is it appropriate for Manor driveways?

The term usually refers to crushed limestone compacted as a base or surface substitute. It's not appropriate for a Manor driveway if you want a durable finished surface. On Manor's expansive clay, any unbound surface material will shift and wash. A properly resurfaced concrete slab is the right long-term answer.

In the field

A look at our work

Decorative concrete patio with colored rubber surface and pink sculptural archway features in a public playground park setting.

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