Santa Barbara Surfacing is a family of project managers, customer service reps and professional installers, working together to bring our clients the best in quality installations and customer service. With over 20 years in the business, our team has the experience necessary to get the job done on time and within budget.
Protect Your Plywood And Concrete Decks With A Waterproof Deck Coating. Deck Waterproofing Is Designed To Provide Reliable Moisture Barriers That Are Available In A Multitude Of Textures, Finishes, Colors And Patterns.
Santa Barbara Surfacing Offers Concrete Overlays & Staining That Turns Ordinary Concrete Into Works Of Art. Featuring A Wide Variety Of Patterns And Colors To Enhance Any Concrete Surface Inside Or Out.
Polished Decorative Concrete Is Rapidly Becoming Popular. Homeowners, Retailers, Restaurants, Educational & Medical Are Choosing Polished Concrete For Their Floor Finish Due To The Cost Savings, Easy To Clean, And Durability.
From Luxury Coastal Residences, To Flood-Prone Below-Ground Applications — Basement And Foundation Waterproofing Is Essential For Preserving Building Integrity.
Epoxy Coatings Truly Stand Out From Other Possibilities When It Comes To Picking A New Flooring System For Your Home, Office, Garage, Or Any Other Indoor/Outdoor Surface. Epoxy Flooring Is Extremely Durable, Long-Lasting, And Aesthetically Pleasing On Any Surface.
Whether Your Roof Is Large Or Small, Flat Or Sloped, Our Coatings Provide A Proven Solution For Renewing Your Weathered Roof. They Can Be Applied To Existing Roofing Surfaces To Create A Seamless Membrane That Protects Against Permanent Ponding Water, Ultraviolet Light And Severe Weather.
- Fully Accredited and Insured
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- Veteran owned and operated
We are a veteran owned and operated business.
- More than 15 years in business
We have been in business for over 20 years.
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“The patio is beautiful and the guys were friendly and very professional. Only negatives were 1) I asked them to protect my new sliding glass doors and this wasn't done - I am still chipping debris off; 2) there is a new 2" hole in the stucco next to the door that I will have to patch.”
