
Garages · Shops · Commercial Floors
A concrete coating only lasts if the slab is mechanically prepared. We diamond-grind, repair, and moisture-test every floor, then install epoxy, polyaspartic, or water-based urethane systems with decorative flake for a floor that resists hot tires, oil, and abrasion.
100% solids epoxy, polyaspartic clears, and water-based urethanes with vinyl flake blends selected for UV stability and hot-tire resistance.
Our founder spent years as a product specialist for Sherwin-Williams and Dunn-Edwards, so coatings are specified for your substrate and exposure — not for whatever is on the shelf. Meet the owner.
Moisture and profile testing determine the system; grinding gives the coating something to bite into.
Cracks, pits, and control joints are filled and ground flush.
Pigmented base is rolled and back-rolled at spec thickness.
Flake is thrown to refusal for a uniform, seamless look, then scraped smooth.
Polyaspartic or urethane clear locks it all in — many floors are drivable the next day.
Polyaspartic systems are typically walkable in about a day and drivable within two to three days, depending on temperature.
Big-box kits skip mechanical grinding and moisture testing, which is why they peel. Preparation is the entire job.
Straight epoxy can amber in sunlight, so we specify UV-stable polyaspartic or urethane topcoats where light exposure is a factor.
Tell us about your epoxy & polyaspartic floor coatings project and we’ll get back to you within one business hour with next steps.