Floor/Concrete Coatings
Epoxy flooring—resinous or polymer flooring—is made of resin and hardener. We start by appropriately prepping the surface. Then, we place the epoxy over your concrete, wood, VCT, tile, or other standard floorings. A chemical reaction creates a bond and forms a hard plastic.
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Benefits of epoxy coatings
Slip-resistant for safety
Easy upkeep (no waxing needed)
Won’t collect dirt, moisture, or mold
Renewable with just a new top coat
Anti-microbial and won’t harbor germs
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of epoxy coatings for floors?
Epoxy coatings provide a durable, long-lasting surface that is resistant to stains, chemicals, and impact. They enhance the appearance of floors with a high-gloss finish and are easy to clean and maintain.
What are the benefits of epoxy coatings for floors?
Epoxy coatings can be applied to a variety of surfaces, including concrete floors in garages, basements, commercial spaces, and even some wooden floors, provided they are properly prepared.
How long does the epoxy coating process take?
Typically, the process takes 3-5 days, depending on the size of the area and the required preparation, application, and curing times.
How should I prepare my floor for an epoxy coating?
Before applying an epoxy coating, the floor must be clean, free of oils or grease, and any cracks should be repaired. Our team handles all necessary preparation to ensure optimal adhesion and performance.
Can epoxy coatings be customized with colors and designs?
Yes, epoxy coatings are highly customizable. You can choose from a variety of colors, patterns, and even decorative flakes or metallic finishes to create a unique look for your floors.
How durable are epoxy-coated floors compared to other flooring options?
Epoxy-coated floors are exceptionally durable, often outlasting other flooring materials. They resist wear and tear from frequent foot traffic, heavy equipment, and chemical spills.
EPOXY FLOORING—SOMETIMES CALLED RESINOUS OR POLYMER FLOORING—IS MADE UP OF RESIN AND HARDENER.
We start by appropriately prepping the surface. With concrete, this means we grind the cement to achieve the correct profile. Then we place the epoxy over your concrete, wood, VCT, tile, or other standard floorings. A chemical reaction creates a bond and forms a hard plastic.
