Stone carpet is a durable and decorative surface made by binding natural stones (like river rock or quartz) with a specialized resin. It is applied directly over your existing driveway, creating a seamless, attractive, and long-lasting new surface without removing your old concrete.

Yes! Stone carpet is an excellent solution for driveways with cracks, stains, or surface imperfections. Minor cracks and surface issues are repaired before application to ensure a smooth final result. However, severely damaged foundations (major structural cracks, heaving) may need repairs before stone carpet installation.

Stone carpet driveways are extremely durable. The surface is resistant to weather changes, UV rays, heavy vehicles, and daily wear. Properly installed, a stone carpet driveway can last 15–25 years or longer with minimal maintenance.

No. Stone carpet naturally has a textured, non-slip surface, making it safer than smooth concrete or tiles — even in rainy conditions. For extra safety, anti-slip additives can be included during installation.

We offer a wide variety of natural stone colors and blends to match your home’s style. You can choose from neutral tones like beige, grey, and brown, or more decorative mixes depending on your preference.

Most residential driveway resurfacing projects take 1 to 3 days depending on size and preparation needed. After installation, we recommend 24–48 hours before driving on the new surface to allow proper curing.

Costs depend on the size of your driveway, the condition of the existing surface, and the stone type chosen. On average, pricing is competitive with other high-quality resurfacing options — contact us for a free, personalized quote!

Yes! Stone carpet resurfacing is significantly more affordable than demolishing and replacing your entire driveway. You avoid demolition costs and get a beautiful, updated surface with less hassle.

In most cases, no. Stone carpet can be installed directly over your existing concrete after proper preparation and repairs. This saves time, labor, and cost compared to full replacement.

Stone carpet is flexible and designed to absorb minor movements in the base, helping to prevent cracking. However, if there are major shifts in the underlying driveway (such as from soil movement or heavy roots), additional repairs might be needed.

Maintenance is minimal. Regular sweeping and occasional power washing keep the surface clean. We also offer optional re-sealing services every few years to maximize durability and keep the stones looking vibrant.

Stone carpet is highly resistant to freeze-thaw cycles, heat, and UV exposure. It performs exceptionally well in various climates without fading, cracking, or degrading like traditional concrete.

Yes! Stone carpet driveways are engineered to withstand the weight of heavy vehicles, making them ideal for everyday residential use, including SUVs, trucks, and RVs.

Stone carpet is slightly porous, which allows water to drain through the surface and reduces puddling. If there are major drainage concerns, we can address them during the preparation phase.

Yes. We stand behind our craftsmanship. Warranty details vary by project size and conditions, but we typically offer a limited warranty covering material defects and installation issues — please contact us for full warranty terms.

Absolutely! We can create custom designs, borders, and patterns using different stone colors to give your driveway a truly unique and personalized look.

Yes. Natural stones and modern low-VOC resins are used, making stone carpet an environmentally friendly resurfacing option compared to full driveway replacement.

• Faster installation
• Lower cost (no demolition needed)
• More flexible and resistant to cracking
• Natural, elegant appearance
• Low maintenance
• Customizable colors and designs

Yes. In the rare case of damage, localized areas can be repaired without needing to redo the entire driveway, saving you time and money.

Contact us today to schedule a free consultation! We’ll evaluate your driveway, discuss your options, and provide a no-obligation estimate customized for your needs.

Yes, stone carpet is designed to be installed directly over existing outdoor surfaces such as concrete, pavers, or tiles, provided they are structurally sound. This overlay method eliminates the need for demolition, making it a cost-effective solution for revitalizing patios, pool decks, and other outdoor areas.

Absolutely. Stone carpet systems are formulated to withstand various weather conditions, including sun, rain, and temperature fluctuations. When properly sealed, they offer UV resistance and are less prone to fading, ensuring longevity in outdoor environments.

Stone carpet creates a seamless surface; however, it doesn’t inherently improve drainage. It’s essential that the existing substrate has proper drainage. If water pooling is a concern, additional drainage solutions should be considered before installation.

Yes, stone carpet provides a textured finish that enhances slip resistance, making it an excellent choice for areas around pools, spas, and other wet zones. This feature contributes to safety in outdoor recreational spaces.

Maintenance is straightforward. Regular cleaning with a hose or pressure washer keeps the surface looking fresh. Periodic resealing, typically every 2–3 years, is recommended to maintain its protective qualities and appearance.

Certainly. Stone carpet comes in a variety of natural stone blends and colors, allowing customization to complement your outdoor decor and landscape design.

Installation timelines vary based on the project’s size and complexity but generally range from 2 to 5 days. The process includes surface preparation, application, and curing time.

When installed over a stable substrate and maintained properly, stone carpet is durable and resistant to cracking or peeling. However, significant movement or damage in the underlying surface can affect the overlay’s integrity.

Many stone carpet systems use natural stones and low-VOC resins, making them an eco-conscious choice for outdoor flooring. Additionally, by overlaying existing surfaces, they reduce waste associated with demolition.

While DIY kits are available, professional installation is recommended to ensure proper surface preparation, application, and finishing, which are critical for durability and appearance.

It’s a ½-inch layer of natural river stones trowelled into a high-solids, UV-stable epoxy binder. Unlike thin paint-type coatings, the open matrix creates a textured, permeable surface that lets water drain through and hide slab imperfections.

• Thickness & crack-bridging: ½″ stone layer vs. 8-20 mil film, so hairline cracks and stains disappear.
• Porosity: stone carpet “breathes,” reducing vapor-pressure bubbles that can pop film coatings.
• Built-in grip: the pebbles give natural traction, whereas smooth coatings need broadcast grit.

Most two- or three-car garages are prepped and poured in one working day. The floor is walkable after ~6 hours and ready for vehicles at the 24-hour mark (70 °F / low humidity).

No—because the stones dissipate heat and the binder’s heat-deflection temp is far above summer tire temps. Hot-tire pickup is a problem with thin or water-based epoxies, not with high-solids pebble systems.

The pebble texture provides built-in micro-grip, making it noticeably more slip-resistant than smooth resin films; additional non-slip additive can be broadcast on request for workshop zones.

Liquids drain into the voids but sit on top of the sealed stones, so spills wipe up easily. Routine cleaning is simply broom, shop-vac, or hose-down with mild detergent.

Normal sweeping/hosing plus an optional clear “reglaze” every 2–3 years keeps the epoxy binder UV-fresh and stain-proof. Reglaze material cost is homeowner-paid, per our maintenance guidelines. (See warranty details below.)

Abuse such as battery acid, brake-cleaner puddles, prolonged standing water, or dragging metal dollies can scar the binder. Substrate movement that cracks the concrete can transmit through any coating.

Yes. Individual areas can be re-prepped and re-trowelled; color-matching is usually seamless because the same pebble blend is used.

We stock 4 signature blends and can custom-mix more than 1 000 stone/color combinations—everything from charcoal/graphite to warm sandstone tones.

National averages for stone-epoxy floors run $7 – $20+ per sq ft installed; Southern-California pricing varies with slab prep and color blend. We provide firm, itemized quotes after an on-site inspection.

A 3-year limited warranty covers adhesion failure and cracking not caused by substrate movement. Exclusions: abuse (impact, over-weight loads, harsh chemicals), UV discoloration, water staining, color variation vs. samples, or lack of routine reglaze. Implied warranties of merchantability/fitness are disclaimed to the maximum extent allowed by law; indirect or consequential damages are excluded.

We diamond-grind the slab, vacuum dust, fill cracks, and profile edges so the binder keys mechanically into the concrete. Proper profile is critical for adhesion and hot-tire resistance.

Minor oil spots are de-greased during prep; heavy saturation may need a deeper grind or local overlay. Because the floor is permeable, residual slab moisture vents through the matrix—reducing bubble risk vs. solid films.

The UV-stable epoxy we use resists yellowing; natural stones hold their color indefinitely. Darker blends hide tire dust better, lighter blends stay cooler in direct sun.

A ½-inch layer of natural river pebbles hand-trowelled into a high-solids epoxy binder, spread directly over your existing concrete slab.

No. As long as the slab is structurally sound, we grind, patch cracks, then overlay the pebble mix on top.

Most patios/porches are finished in 1–2 days; you can walk on the surface after ~12 h and place furniture in 24 h.

Yes. The stone matrix stores less heat, so the surface stays noticeably cooler under direct sun.

The textured pebble surface is naturally slip-resistant and porous, so puddles drain through instead of pooling.

The overlay bridges hairline cracks and bonds so strongly that the concrete would fail before the epoxy layer does. New cracks caused by slab movement are excluded from warranty.

We use a UV-stable resin; stones are naturally fade-resistant. The open-pore surface tolerates rain, heat, and daily foot traffic.

4 signature blends plus 1 000 + custom mixes; we can match decking, trim, or landscape stone. Borders and inlays are optional upgrades.

Sweep or hose as needed; every 2–3 years we recommend a clear “reglaze” top-coat (not covered under warranty) to refresh the resin and lock the stones.

With periodic cleaning and reglaze, pebble-stone patios routinely last 10 + years before any major refurbish is considered.

Avoid dragging metal furniture, dropping sharp tools, or leaving acid cleaners/grease puddles. Planters and grills are fine—just use rubber feet. Harsh abuse or chemical spills are warranty exclusions.

A 3-year limited warranty covers adhesion failure and cracks not caused by substrate movement. Customer must follow routine maintenance; top-coat costs are homeowner’s responsibility. All implied warranties are disclaimed as allowed by law.

A ½-inch layer of clean river pebbles mixed with a high-solids, UV-stable epoxy binder and trowelled directly over your existing concrete deck—no jack-hammering required. It cures to a seamless, breathable surface that hides cracks and stains while adding natural texture.

Yes. Independent heat-tests show pebble finishes stay up to 10–20 °F cooler than gray or stamped concrete because the open matrix stores less solar heat and the light-colored stones reflect sunlight.

The rounded stone texture plus microscopic grout lines create natural grip; water drains through instead of forming puddles, giving the deck a high wet-traction rating—ideal for kids running around the pool.

No. The porous structure lets splash-water percolate through to the concrete below and evaporate, virtually eliminating puddles and the algae rings they create.

In almost every case, no. As long as the slab is sound, we grind it, patch visible cracks, and overlay the stone layer—saving you demolition cost and mess.

A typical 400–600 sq ft pool deck is completed in 1–2 days. You can walk on it after about 12 hours and resume swimming in roughly 48 hours, weather permitting.

The epoxy we use is UV-stable and chemical-resistant; light surface rinse after heavy chemical spills is all that’s needed. Stones are naturally color-fast, so no fading or chalking from sun or pool water.

Sweep or hose as needed; every 2–3 years apply a clear “reglaze” seal coat (homeowner cost) to refresh the binder and keep stones locked tight.

The ½″ layer bridges hairline cracks. If the concrete moves later, the crack can mirror through and is excluded from warranty—but localized repairs are simple: grind, patch, and re-trowel the area.

Choose from 4 signature coastal blends or 1 000-plus custom mixes; we can even create borders or inlays to match tile, coping, or landscape stone.

Your pool deck is covered by our 3-year limited warranty against adhesion failure and cracking not caused by slab movement. Damage from abuse, harsh chemicals, or lack of reglaze is excluded (see full terms).

Southern-California projects usually fall in the $7–$20+ per sq ft range, depending on slab prep and color blend. We provide a firm, itemized quote after a free on-site inspection.

A ½-inch layer of washed river pebbles mixed with UV-stable epoxy and hand-trowelled directly over your existing concrete walk or porch steps—no demolition required.

Yes. Cracks, spalls and uneven joints are ground flush and then buried beneath a seamless pebble layer, removing the catch-edge that causes most sidewalk trips.

No—rounded pebbles create natural texture, and the porous matrix lets water drain through instead of puddling, giving the deck a high wet-traction rating.

Absolutely. The same epoxy-stone mix is applied to stair treads and risers for a continuous look and safer footing on entry steps.

Most front walks (100-150 sq ft) are completed in one day. You can walk on the surface after ~6 hours. Longer runs or tall stair sets may add a second day.

Not if maintained. A clear “reglaze” every 2–3 years re-bonds the surface and keeps stones tight. Skipping reglaze is the main cause of loose pebbles.

Just broom or hose. For stubborn dirt use a mild, non-acid degreaser; high-pressure washers are safe below 1 500 psi.

No. The overlay is seamless—no sand joints for weeds or insects to invade.

Fourteen signature blends plus 1 000+ custom mixes. Homeowners often pick a grey-granite blend to match stone façades or a warm sandstone to complement stucco.

Stones are naturally colour-fast, and the binder is UV-stable; only a fresh clear coat is needed every few years to revive gloss.

The epoxy-stone layer supports more than 6 000 lb / sq ft—plenty for dollies, trash carts and large ceramic planters.

A 3-year limited warranty covers adhesion failure and cracking not caused by slab movement. Damage from abuse, harsh chemicals or skipped reglaze is excluded.

A ½-inch layer of natural river pebbles mixed with a high-solids, UV-stable epoxy binder and trowelled directly over your concrete slab—no demolition needed. The system “allows your concrete floor to breathe” while giving it a finished, decorative look.

Yes. Because the pebble matrix is porous, moisture vapor can vent upward instead of getting trapped. Independent testing by Nature Stone shows these floors “stay dry and resist the growth of mold and mildew even in damp or wet conditions.”

Homeowners report a noticeably warmer feel underfoot compared with ceramic tile or plain concrete. The epoxy layer reduces the high thermal conductivity that makes stone or tile feel cold.

No. The pebble texture plus micro-voids deliver a high wet-traction rating; quartz or grip additives can be broadcast for extra safety in laundry areas.

Yes. Natural-stone surfaces are routinely recommended for radiant systems because they conduct and hold heat well. The pebble-epoxy layer transfers warmth efficiently, provided slab temperatures stay within manufacturer limits.

Most 250–300 sq ft interiors are prepped and poured in one day. Light foot traffic is OK after ~6 hours; heavy appliances or furniture can return after 24 hours, depending on temperature and humidity.

Yes. The seamless surface does not trap pet dander or hold odors the way carpet and porous grout do; routine sweeping or mopping keeps it fresh.

The binder resists most household cleaners, bleach, and detergents. Avoid prolonged puddles of battery acid or strong solvents, which are excluded from warranty coverage.

Sweep or vacuum as needed; hose-or-mop spills. A clear “reglaze” top-coat every 2–3 years (homeowner cost) keeps stones locked and maintains gloss.

With proper reglaze, stones remain tightly bonded for decades. Loose pebbles usually indicate the floor has exceeded the recommended maintenance interval.

Southern-California interior projects typically range $7–$20+ per sq ft, depending on color blend, crack repair, and room size. We provide an itemized quote after a free on-site inspection.

A 3-year limited warranty covers adhesion failure and cracking not caused by slab movement. Damage from abuse, harsh chemicals, or skipped reglaze is excluded. Full terms are available on request.

Virtually any sound concrete: driveways, garage floors, pool decks, patios, walkways, interior slabs (basements, laundries, kitchens, baths) and even feature walls or backsplashes. Quartz Carpet’s application list spans living rooms, entries, kitchens, bathrooms, patios, pool surrounds, walkways, walls and more.

Yes. The ½-inch quartz-stone layer is designed for heavy loads; installers routinely specify it for auto showrooms and residential garages where hot-tire peel destroys thin coatings.

Absolutely. The open-pore exterior system is UV-stable, cool underfoot and ADA slip-compliant—ideal for pool decks and wet surround areas.

For interiors, the “pore-filled” finish seals voids so you can mop the floor; it’s hygienic and stain-resistant, making it well-suited for kitchens, baths and laundries.

Yes. The system bonds to vertical surfaces; aluminum stair-nosing trim protects leading edges, giving a seamless, slip-safe tread and riser finish.

The UV-stable external mix withstands sun, rain and temperature swings, so it’s widely installed on balconies and roof terraces as a lightweight alternative to tile or pavers.

Stone Carpet can overlay most substrates once loose paint or tiles are removed and the surface is mechanically profiled; your installer will diamond-grind for a clean bond.

No—natural movement in plywood would crack the stone matrix. Stone Carpet is engineered for stable concrete or cement-board substrates only.

Yes. Installers use formable trims and “cut-outs” to inlay corporate logos, stripes or color borders within the seamless surface.

Correct. The open-pore recipe is water-permeable and UV-stable for outdoors; the pore-filled recipe is sealed for interiors where wet-mopping is required.