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Repair and Resurface Concrete Driveways, Patios, Walks & Floors in Washington, DC

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Concrete Flatwork Repair License Requirements in Washington, DC:

License Required: Home Improvement Contractor
Phone Number: 202-442-8956
Website: District Of Columbia Licensing Web Site

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Things to Consider Before You Repair and Resurface Concrete Driveways, Patios, Walks & Floors:

What is the location of the concrete repair/resurface project?
(1) Interior finished floor, (2) Interior subflooring, (3) Garage floor, (4) Driveway/parking area, (5) Exterior walkway, (6) Patio, (7) Basement floor, (8) Pad of a light structurer, (9) Steps, (10) Other

What best describes the damage to your concrete?
(1) Heaving or settling, (2) Dirty or stained, (3) Cracked or chipped, (4) Edge is cracked or broken, (5) Flaking, (6) Dusty, (7) Other

Does the concrete being repaired/refinished have any special applications or finishes?
(1) Special color, stain, or other additive, (2) Lightweight concrete, (3) Salt finished, (4) Exposed aggregate finish, (5) Smooth trowel finished, (6) Brush textured finish (slip-resistant), (7) Stamped/colored/stained to look like stone, brick, or tile, (8) Covers irrigation pipes, drains, etc., (9) Covers electrical, (10) Covers radiant heat pipes, (11) Don't Know, (12) Other