Vuba Stone
Upgrade Your Concrete
Premium Concrete Resurfacing That Lasts
Our teams based in Michigan and Indiana specialize in the professional installation of Vuba Stone, transforming existing concrete into beautiful, durable, and low-maintenance outdoor surfaces.
Vuba Stone is a permeable surfacing solution that serves as an overlay system for resurfacing and upgrading existing concrete surfaces. It is made from Spanish marble and quartz, bound together with a strong, flexible resin to create a seamless finish.
Trusted worldwide, Vuba Stone has been installed in over 50 countries, covering more than 10 million square feet, thanks to its proven, long-lasting performance.
Concrete Resurfacing
Certified Installers
Proper preparation and expert installation are the foundation of a long-lasting Vuba Stone surface. That's why every project is completed by an Ayers Vuba Stone Certified Team, trained to install the system to Vuba's exact standards for lasting beauty and performance.
How It Works
A great concrete resurfacing project begins long before the Vuba Stone surface is applied. Every layer of our system works together to create a durable finish designed to last.
PolyLevel® Foam
Lifts and stabilizes settled concrete when needed to create a safe, even foundation before resurfacing begins.
NexusPro® Sealant
Seals cracks and joints to help protect your existing concrete and support a longer-lasting finish.
Reinforcing Mesh
Adds strength and stability beneath the Vuba Stone surface for enhanced durability.
Vuba Stone Surface
Creates a seamless, low-maintenance natural stone finish designed for lasting beauty and performance.
Where To Use Vuba Stone
Ideal for Outdoor Living
From driveways and patios to walkways and front porches, Vuba Stone enhances a variety of exterior concrete surfaces. Its durable, low-maintenance finish makes it an excellent choice for the outdoor spaces you use every day.
- Driveways
- Walkways
- Patios
- Pool Decks
- Front Porches
- Steps
See What's Possible
Beautiful Results
Browse these examples for inspiration and discover how concrete resurfacing can elevate the appearance of your home or building.
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Upgrading a Commercial Building Entrance with a Durable Vuba Stone Finish
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Transform a Cracked Concrete Patio with Vuba Stone
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Upgrade a Pool Deck with Vuba Stone
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Transforming Worn Concrete Steps with a Durable Vuba Stone Finish
Vuba Stone Colors
Make It Your Own
Find the perfect look for your home with 15 color options to choose from.
The Ayers Difference
Why Homeowners Choose Ayers
Since 1981, Ayers has helped homeowners across Michigan and Northern Indiana protect and improve their homes with permanent repair solutions. As certified Vuba Stone installers, we combine proven installation methods with industry-leading products to deliver beautiful, long-lasting concrete resurfacing results.
From your free inspection through final installation, you can count on our team for quality workmanship, clear communication, and a customer-first experience every step of the way.
- Family-owned and proudly serving homeowners since 1981
- Certified Vuba Stone installers
- Free, no-obligation inspections and estimates
- Trusted by homeowners across Michigan and Northern Indiana
- High-quality products and proven installation methods
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
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Vuba Stone is a premium concrete resurfacing system that combines natural stone aggregate with a high-performance resin to create a seamless, durable surface over existing concrete. It provides the look of natural stone without the cost and disruption of completely replacing your concrete.
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No. While both use resin technology, Vuba Stone is a resin bound natural stone system designed for outdoor concrete resurfacing. Unlike traditional epoxy coatings, Vuba Stone combines natural stone with a flexible resin to create a textured, decorative surface that is suitable for exterior applications.
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In many cases, once it's been repaired, yes! Before resurfacing begins, our team repairs and prepares the existing concrete using products like PolyLevel® and NexusPro® when needed. The concrete must be structurally sound before a Vuba Stone surface is installed.
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No. Vuba Stone is a concrete resurfacing solution, not a concrete replacement. It is installed over existing concrete that is in suitable condition, creating a completely new appearance while preserving the existing slab.
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Vuba Stone is more than a traditional concrete coating. It is a resin bound stone resurfacing system that combines natural stone aggregate with resin to create a durable decorative surface designed specifically for outdoor concrete.
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Vuba Stone can be installed on many exterior concrete surfaces, including driveways, patios, walkways, front porches, pool decks, steps, and some commercial concrete surfaces. During your free inspection, we'll determine whether your existing concrete is a good candidate for resurfacing.
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When professionally installed and properly maintained, Vuba Stone provides a durable, long-lasting surface designed to withstand everyday outdoor use. Its UV-stable resin helps preserve the appearance of the natural stone over time.
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Vuba Stone provides a textured natural stone finish that offers traction under normal conditions. Its permeable design also helps water drain through the surface, reducing standing water after rain.
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Vuba Stone is designed to be low maintenance. Occasional sweeping and rinsing help keep the surface looking its best. Additionally, every 5 years, resealing will help rejuvenate and enhance the surface's appearance and durability.
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Ayers provides free estimates to evaluate your existing concrete. If repairs or stabilization are needed before resurfacing, we'll recommend the appropriate solution to help ensure a long-lasting installation.
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Vuba Stone can be applied in temperatures as low as 41°F and even in conditions above 100°F. In colder weather, more catalyst is added to speed up curing, while in hotter conditions, less catalyst is needed to slow the reaction so you have a longer working time.