A high-gloss coated concrete floor reflecting overhead light.

Est. 2001  ·  Sarasota  ·  Southwest Florida

Concrete,
restored.

Epoxy floors, pool decks, driveways and stone — ground, repaired, coated and sealed to stand up to Florida. Twenty-five years in Southwest Florida, built entirely on word of mouth.

01 — Who you're hiring

A quarter century
of not advertising.

Steve Solari has been working concrete in Southwest Florida since 2001 — first as the owner of Solari's Pool & Pressure Cleaning, now under Solari's Concrete Restoration. Same hands, same standard, longer list of what he can fix.

Every job since has come the same way: somebody's neighbor, somebody's brother-in-law, somebody who saw the garage floor and asked who did it. That's a slower way to build a company. It's also the only one that keeps you honest — when the work is the marketing, you don't get to cut corners on it.

Residential and commercial. Interior and exterior. No job too small.

Steve Solari Owner · Solari's Concrete Restoration LLC
A squeegee spreading sealer across a concrete floor, with a sponge roller resting nearby.
25 Years in Southwest Florida

02 — Services

Everything that
sits on concrete.

A high-gloss epoxy-coated floor reflecting overhead lighting.
01
Signature

Epoxy & Metallic Floors

Metallic, flake and solid-color systems for garages, lanais, workshops and showroom floors. The finish is the easy part — it lasts because the slab underneath gets ground, patched and profiled first.

A stone-paved pool deck with loungers beside a swimming pool.
02
Exterior

Pool Decks & Patios

Resurfaced, textured and sealed for sun, chlorine and the four o'clock rain.

A cobblestone paver driveway leading to a house.
03
Exterior

Driveways & Walkways

Cleaned, repaired, sealed. The first thing anyone sees.

A cream travertine paver patio with an outdoor kitchen and pergola.
04
Sealing

Paver & Stone Sealing

Pavers, travertine, marble and natural stone — wet-look or natural finish.

A worker pressure-washing a flight of stone steps, spray haze rising.
05
Cleaning

Pressure & Soft Washing

Pressure where it belongs. Soft wash where pressure would do damage.

A power screed levelling a freshly poured concrete slab.
06
Repair

Concrete Repair

Cracks, spalling, pitting and trip hazards — fixed before anything goes over them.

A residential garage with a coated concrete floor and painted cabinetry.
07
Also

Painting & Commercial Work

Interior and exterior painting, and commercial jobs on your schedule rather than mine.

A crew spreading white epoxy coating across a concrete floor with squeegees, showing a clear line between the finished glossy surface and the bare grey slab still to be covered. Coated / bare · same slab

03 — The difference

The line tells you
everything.

Everything past that edge was ground, patched and primed before a drop of coating went down. That's the job. The gloss is only the part you can see.

  • Prep decides how long it lasts. A slab that isn't ground and profiled won't hold a coating. That's why floors peel — not the product.
  • Repairs before coatings. Sealing over a live crack buys you about a season.
  • Right pressure for the surface. Travertine, marble and painted stucco get soft-washed. Blasting them is how they get ruined.
  • You get told the truth. If a wash will do it, you're not getting sold a coating.

04 — Process

Four steps.
No surprises.

STEP 01

Walkthrough

Steve looks at the actual slab, not a photo of it. You get a straight number and a straight answer on what it needs.

STEP 02

Prep & Repair

Grinding, cleaning, crack and spall repair. This is the part nobody sees and the only part that decides how long it lasts.

STEP 03

Coat or Seal

Epoxy, flake, metallic, texture or sealer — matched to the surface and how you actually use it.

STEP 04

Cure & Walk It

Cure times you can plan around, then a final walkthrough together. It's not finished until you say so.

05 — Gallery

The work.

Sample imagery — Solari's own project photos go here before launch.

A high-gloss epoxy-coated floor reflecting overhead lights.
Epoxy · Commercial Floor
A stone-paved pool deck with loungers.
Pool Deck · Stone
Veined marble coping at the edge of a swimming pool.
Marble Coping
A crew spreading white epoxy across a concrete floor with squeegees.
Epoxy · Application
A cobblestone paver driveway.
Paver Driveway
A cream travertine paver patio with an outdoor kitchen.
Travertine Patio
A squeegee spreading sealer across concrete.
Sealer · Concrete
A power screed levelling a freshly poured slab.
Concrete · Finishing

06 — Word of mouth

The only advertising
that ever worked.

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Real customer quote goes here. Ask Steve for three people he's done work for recently — the ones who already refer him — and use their actual words.

Name · City · Service
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Second quote. Ideally one that mentions the thing he's best at — the epoxy floors, or catching something another contractor missed.

Name · City · Service
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Third quote. A commercial client here would balance the two residential ones above.

Name · City · Service

07 — Service area

Southwest
Florida.

Based in Sarasota, working the coast. If you're close to the list and not on it, call anyway.

Sarasota Bradenton Lakewood Ranch Venice Osprey Nokomis Siesta Key Longboat Key Palmetto Ellenton North Port Englewood Port Charlotte Punta Gorda Cape Coral Fort Myers Bonita Springs Naples

08 — Estimates

Free estimate.
Straight number.

Tell Steve what the surface is and what's wrong with it. He'll tell you what it needs and what it costs — including if the answer is "it doesn't need what you think it needs."

941-628-5658

Call or text · Sarasota, FL

No obligation. Steve does the estimate himself.

Call Steve Free Estimate