Epoxy flooring is a popular option because it lasts longer, requires little maintenance, and can be used in many settings.

Garages, Basements, Breweries and distilleries, Retail stores, shopping centers, bars, and clubs, Medical facilities including physician practices, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and vet offices, Auto shops and car showrooms, Food processing facilities, commercial kitchens, and restaurants, Gyms, locker rooms, and public restrooms, Public safety buildings, Educational facilities

Epoxy flooring is durable enough that it does not have to be replaced every few years and typically lasts between 8-10 years, or up to 20 if taken good care of. As with any types of floorings, the amount of traffic on the surface and the type traffic determine how quickly an epoxy will wear down.

It’s a common misconception that epoxy concrete coatings are slippery. This is easy to understand because epoxy has a seamless and glossy surface. Generally, epoxy is very safe to walk on when it’s clean and dry with a similar grip to a basketball court.

It generally takes just one to two days for professional garage floor epoxy installation. We’ll begin by making necessary repairs, lifting stains, and diamond grinding your concrete. This is the part that takes the longest. Once the surface is prepped, your epoxy will be installed.

Flake Flooring is one of the more decorative and aesthetically customizable flooring systems we offer. Paint flakes/chips are laid on the floor before being permanently sealed in.

An epoxy concrete coating is actually one of the most practical flooring solutions available for your basement. It won’t suffer from mildew, mold, or warping due to moisture problems, unlike carpet, laminate, and hardwood. Epoxy is commonly used to seal concrete and waterproof a basement floor to stop moisture from coming up through your basement floor. It’s also a cost-effective way to transform an unfinished basement into usable living space.