What it is
What is an epoxy floor?
An epoxy floor is a resin coating that bonds to prepared concrete. We grind the slab so the coating can grip, apply a primer and base coat, add the decorative layer, then finish with a clear protective topcoat.
The result is a seamless, easy-to-clean floor that hides old stains, brightens the room and holds up to heavy use far better than bare or painted concrete.
At a glance
- Goes over
- Concrete slabs, after grinding and repair
- Styles
- Solid color, flake or metallic marble-look
- Finish
- High gloss or satin, with optional anti-slip
- Resists
- Oil, chemicals, stains and moisture
- Best for
- Garages, shops, basements and commercial
Floor systems
Pick the look that fits your space.
Solid Color
One even color for a crisp, bright floor. Great for workshops, storage and commercial spaces.
Flake
Decorative color chips broadcast into the base coat. Adds texture and hides dust and wear.
Metallic Marble
Swirled metallic pigments that look like polished stone. A showpiece for garages and showrooms.
Why epoxy
Why it beats bare concrete.
Stain resistant
Oil, grease and chemicals wipe up instead of soaking in.
Easy to clean
A sealed, seamless surface with no dusty concrete.
Brighter space
The glossy finish reflects light and makes the room feel bigger.
Built to last
Handles cars, tools and foot traffic year after year.
How we install it
Our epoxy process.
- 1
Test and grind
Check the slab for moisture, then diamond-grind it so the coating grips.
- 2
Repair
Fill cracks, chips and pits for a smooth, even base.
- 3
Prime
A primer coat soaks into the concrete for a strong bond.
- 4
Color coat
Base color plus flakes or metallic pigments for your chosen look.
- 5
Topcoat
A clear protective topcoat, with anti-slip added if needed.
Care
Keeping it like new
- Sweep or dust-mop regularly to remove grit
- Wash with a mild cleaner and water
- Wipe up chemical spills promptly
- Don't drag heavy metal equipment across it
FAQ
Epoxy questions.
How long does it take?
Most epoxy floors take 2–3 days, including prep and cure time. We'll let you know exactly when it's ready to walk and park on.
Is it slippery?
Gloss floors can be slick when wet, so we can add an anti-slip texture to the topcoat.
Will hot tires lift the coating?
Proper grinding and a quality topcoat are what prevent tire marks and peeling, which is why we never skip prep.
My concrete is cracked. Can you still do it?
Yes, in most cases. We repair cracks and chips before coating so they don't show through.
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