Square footage is only one part of the estimate. Existing coatings, oil contamination, cracks, repairs, moisture concerns, edges, access, system type, and finish all affect the work. We provide free on-site estimates so the quote reflects the actual floor instead of a guess.

Most residential coating installations are completed in one to two days, but the return-to-use time depends on the products installed and the job conditions. We give you separate timing for foot traffic, moving items back, and parking vehicles.

No. A garage system may use epoxy, polyaspartic, or both in separate layers. The choice depends on the concrete, cure schedule, sunlight, temperature, desired finish, and the performance needed from the floor.

Mechanical grinding physically removes weak surface material and creates a controlled profile across the slab. Acid etching can be inconsistent and does not remove old coatings, many sealers, or damaged surface material the way proper grinding can.

Cracks and damaged areas are evaluated and repaired as part of preparation when appropriate. Concrete can continue to move, so no responsible contractor should promise that every crack can never return. We explain what we find and how it will be handled before coating begins.

Yes. Decorative flake creates texture, and traction additive can be incorporated into the topcoat. The amount should fit the room because additional texture can improve grip while also changing how the floor feels and cleans.

We can work from a color direction and overall style, but metallic epoxy is fluid and every installation develops its own movement. That variation is part of the finish. The floor can be coordinated with an inspiration image without becoming a printed copy of it.