Floor Coating Questions

A properly installed epoxy floor that's prepped and bonded to the concrete can last many years in a residential garage. The key is grinding and prepping the concrete first so the coating bonds instead of peeling.

Yes. Grinding opens the pores of the concrete and removes old coatings, stains, and laitance so the new coating bonds. Skipping prep is the main reason cheap kits peel.

Epoxy is a coating applied over the concrete for a glossy, colored, seamless surface. Polished concrete is the concrete itself, mechanically ground and densified to a natural sheen with no coating on top.

Sometimes, but the old coating has to be sound and the surface still needs grinding. If the old coating is peeling, it has to come off first. We look at your floor and tell you straight.

A properly bonded coating system holds up to hot tires. Store-bought one-part kits often peel because they don't bond to prepped concrete. Our systems are built to take daily parking.

Cracks are cleaned out and repaired before the coating goes down. Small cracks are filled; larger or moving cracks may need extra attention. We assess every floor before quoting.

Yes. Decorative epoxy works well in basements for a seamless, easy-to-clean surface. Moisture is the main concern, so we check the slab first.

Moisture coming up through the slab can cause coatings to fail. We look for signs of moisture and talk through options if it's a concern.

Yes. We have a range of color and flake blends. You pick from physical samples so you see the real color, not just a screen.

Call us or fill out the quote form on any page. Tell us about your floor and we'll follow up to look at it and give you a real quote.