Most garage floor coating projects can be finished in just one day, thanks to fast-curing polyurea and polyaspartic technology. These advanced coatings dry quickly, so you can usually walk on the floor in a few hours and park your car again in as little as 24 hours. This means your downtime is minimal and you can get back to using your garage without a long wait.
You'll get a Limited Lifetime Warranty against discoloration, plus a 15-year warranty that covers issues like delamination, chipping, peeling, or blistering of the coating. These warranties apply as long as the floor is installed and prepared the right way. So, if your coating starts coming up or changing color under normal use, it's covered. Just basic wear and tear or improper maintenance aren’t included. Most customers never have problems, but the warranty gives extra peace of mind.
Polyurea and polyaspartic floor coatings are a big step up from old-school epoxy. They cure much faster—usually in just one day—so you can get back to using your space quickly. These coatings are more flexible, so they won’t crack as easily when concrete shifts or the temperature changes. They’re also stronger and more resistant to wear, chemicals, stains, and UV rays, so the color doesn’t fade or yellow over time. Plus, polyurea and polyaspartic systems are non-porous, so they don’t absorb spills and are easier to clean. Epoxy isn’t as durable or flexible—it's more likely to chip, peel, or get damaged from things like tire marks and salt. In short, polyurea and polyaspartic coatings are tougher, last longer, and look better with less maintenance compared to traditional epoxy.
To make sure a concrete floor coating bonds well, the surface has to be clean and rough enough for the coating to stick. First, all dirt, grease, oils, and any old sealers or paints get removed. Then, the concrete is usually ground down using special machines—this opens up the pores and creates a good texture for the coating to grip. During grinding, a high-powered vacuum collects dust so the surface is as clean as possible. Sometimes extra cleaning steps are used, like power washing or using special cleaners for problem spots. Cracks or problem areas are also fixed before coating. This whole process is important for a strong bond and helps prevent problems like peeling or chipping later on.
Yes, there are patio coating options made specifically for outdoor concrete that are slip-resistant and UV-stable. These coatings have built-in texture to help prevent slipping, even when the surface is wet. They’re also designed with strong UV protection so the color and finish won’t fade or yellow from sun exposure. The coating forms a tough, non-porous layer that holds up through weather, daily use, and cleaning, keeping your patio looking good while staying safe underfoot.
We do offer a flake floor coating system for garages and other concrete areas like patios and basements. This system uses colored flakes that get broadcast into the base coating, giving the floor a unique, decorative look and extra texture for slip resistance. There’s a wide range of color options to choose from, including popular choices like gray, tan, blue, white, and custom blends to match your space or preference. If you want something specific, custom color combinations are also possible. This makes it easy to get a floor that not only looks great but also stays safe and hides dirt and debris well.
Flake floor coatings are definitely available for both garages and commercial spaces. This type of coating adds small colored flakes or chips to the floor, giving it a unique look and slip resistance. There’s a wide variety of colors to pick from—everything from classic grays and tans to blues, reds, and even custom mixes. If you have a specific color scheme in mind for your garage or business, it’s easy to match or create something that fits your style. You can also choose how dense you want the flakes spread across the floor, from light speckling to heavy, full coverage. These options make it really simple to find a look that matches your space.
Flake floor coating is available for both garages and commercial spaces. You can choose from a wide range of colors and blends, like grays, tans, blues, and even custom mixes if you want something unique. The flakes not only add color but also give the floor some texture for better slip resistance. If you’re aiming for a certain look, just ask for color samples or suggestions; there’s lots of flexibility to match your style or branding.
Flake floor coating is definitely an option here. This coating adds a textured look to your concrete and helps with slip resistance. You can choose from a wide range of colors and custom blends, from natural stone tones to cool grays, tans, bold blues, reds, or more modern mixes. There are also options like metallic finishes or subtle, neutral flakes to match almost any home or commercial style. These flake finishes not only look great but also hide dirt and minor imperfections really well. If you want to see samples or need help deciding, just ask and you can check out the available color charts in person.
Flake floor coatings are available and very popular for many types of spaces, especially garages and patios. Flake coatings use colored vinyl flakes that are broadcast into the basecoat before sealing, which adds texture and helps make the surface non-slip. There are lots of color styles to choose from, ranging from natural stone looks to bold colors and blends. You can go with earthy tones like gray, tan, and beige, or pick something brighter if you want a more unique finish. The flake color options can match almost any style and can be customized to fit your taste or your space.
Commercial floor coating options are available for places like warehouses, restaurants, and hospitals. These coatings are designed to handle heavy foot traffic, machinery, spills, and other daily wear that happens in busy spaces. The coatings use advanced polyurea and polyaspartic technology, which makes the floors durable, non-slip, and easy to clean, even in areas where safety is important. They also resist stains, chemicals, and abrasions, and can be installed quickly so the space is ready to use with minimal downtime. Color and finish options help match the look you want for your business while making sure the floor lasts for years.
Pool deck coatings are designed to handle tough conditions like salt, sun, and constant wet foot traffic common in Florida. The coatings use advanced polyurea and polyaspartic technology, which are much stronger and more flexible than old-school epoxy. They don’t fade or discolor in the sun and are known to repel water, oils, and stains, so the surface stays low-maintenance and easy to clean. Even when wet, these coatings have built-in slip resistance to help prevent slips and falls. This means you get a pool deck that stays looking good and safe without becoming slippery, even with all the salt and sun exposure.
Yes, concrete polishing is offered as an option for commercial spaces like offices, lobbies, and warehouses. Polishing transforms dull or worn concrete into a smooth, glossy floor that looks modern and professional without adding a thick overlay or separate coating. It’s a good choice if you want a durable finish with an attractive shine and easy maintenance. Polished concrete is especially popular in high-traffic areas because it stands up well to wear and tear.
Free quotes are offered for all concrete floor coating projects. The final cost depends on a few things like the size of the area, the condition of the concrete, whether any repairs or extra preparation are needed, what type of coating or finish you choose, and any custom color or design options you want. If the project is outside or in a garage, things like stairs, drains, or extra patching can also affect pricing. Getting a quote helps figure out exactly what your specific project needs and what it will cost, so there are no surprises later on.
Concrete coatings made with polyurea and polyaspartic technology usually last 15 years or longer when installed and maintained correctly. They’re much stronger than regular epoxy, so they hold up well against impacts, stains, sunlight, and weather changes. Keeping your coated floor looking good is pretty simple: sweep or vacuum regularly to get rid of dirt and grit, mop with mild soap and water when it needs a deeper clean, and wipe up spills quickly—especially oil or chemicals. No need for waxing or special cleaning products. Avoid using harsh cleaners with acids or solvents, and don’t use steel wool or abrasive pads. If you take care of it like this, the coating should keep its color and shine for many years.
Applying a floor coating over concrete with oil stains or old sealers isn’t recommended if you want the coating to stick well and last. Oil, grease, or leftover sealers can keep the new coating from properly bonding to the concrete. Before we install any floor coating, we always do a thorough prep—this means power cleaning, removing any oil, stains, or sealers, and grinding the surface to get down to clean, bare concrete. Getting rid of these contaminants is key to making sure the new coating adheres properly and doesn’t peel or chip later on. So, while it’s possible to coat over concrete that had oil stains or old sealers, those have to be completely cleaned and removed first for the best, most durable results.