Longevity Durability Low maintenance (no need to wax or polish, just mop & sweep) Hundreds of design options Can be used in the residence or at a commercial property

Longevity is based on product quality, preparation, location and maintenance Professionally installed epoxy floor coatings can last up to 8 years in harsh industrial environments with adequate protective measures and care In low-demand commercial settings, epoxy flooring can last longer. Garage and basement epoxy has even been known to last up to 20-25 years as long as a new clear topcoat is added every 5 to 7 years or so

Withstands heavy-duty wear and tear including heat, extreme cold, road salt, gas and oil spills chemicals, abrasion, impact, and vehicle traffic Isolates spills on the surface for fast and safe cleanup Slip-resistant surface when wet but skid-resistant additives can also be added Seamless and nonporous surface protects your concrete from damage Stops moisture from seeping up through a concrete floor in a basement Can last 10-20 years when installed by professionals on prepped concrete Very little maintenance required Easy to clean with sweeping and mopping. Even pressure washing is possible in industrial settings with cove protection Increases the brightness of the floor to make any space look larger and brighter USDA approved seamless surface can be used in commercial kitchens, public restrooms, and more May increase the value of your home with a high return on investment Easy to customize the look of epoxy with endless colors and design effects

Grocery stores and retail Commercial kitchens & offices Factories or warehouses Physician offices, hospitals, dentist offices, animal hospitals Prisons Commercial or retail lobbies Bars/clubs Auto sale showrooms Gyms Public restrooms Residential countertops, basement, garage

Clear the floor of any items & sweep

Epoxy flooring costs range from $750 to $4,928 with most homeowners spending between $1,320 to $3,080 for both materials and installation. Epoxy coating costs range from $3 to $7 per square foot depending on the type of epoxy used and labor costs.

It generally takes just one to two days for professional garage floor epoxy installation. Our contractors will 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. Depending on the type of epoxy system you choose, it may take more than one or two days. After installation, your epoxy should be left alone for 24-48 hours before it’s ready for light foot traffic. Wait at least 5 days before you drive on your new garage floor.