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Garage floors, basements, shops, or any other floor you want coated in epoxy: tough, easy to clean, and a big upgrade from bare concrete.
Bare concrete stains, dusts, and looks tired. A properly installed epoxy coating seals it under a hard, glossy surface that stands up to oil, road salt, and spills, and wipes clean.
Epoxy is only as good as the prep underneath it. We check the slab for moisture and damage and prep the surface properly before any coating goes down. If your concrete isn't a good candidate, we'll tell you up front instead of selling you a floor that won't last.
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How it works
Call, text, or send the form, and we'll get back to you quickly to set up a time.
We look at the space, measure, and talk through options like stain colors, finishes, and materials.
You get a written proposal by email and text, often with a couple of options to compare.
We show up when we say we will, keep you updated, and clean up every day.
Reviews
“These guys do what they say! Nice Oak flooring done expediently, friendly, prompt messaging and communication and cleaned up with no mess left over.”
“They arrived on time with everything they needed and got right to work. They did an amazing job, stripping our floor, staining it and refinishing it. The mess was minimal.”
Questions
Garage floors are the most common, but we coat basements, workshops, commercial spaces, and other floors too. Tell us what you have in mind and we'll check the surface at your free estimate.
For most garages, yes. Epoxy cures into a much thicker, harder coating than floor paint, so it holds up better to hot tires, chemicals, and wear.
It depends on the size of the floor, the condition of the concrete, how much prep and repair it needs, and the finish you choose. We look at the slab and give you a written price after a free estimate.
A well-prepped, properly installed epoxy floor can last for many years. The condition of the concrete and the prep matter most, which is why we inspect the slab first.
Not always. Moisture coming up through the slab, old coatings, or heavy contamination can make a coating fail. We check at the estimate and will tell you if your floor isn't a good candidate.
Cure times depend on the product, temperature, and humidity. We'll give you the walk-on and drive-on times for your floor before we start.
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