A coating company that would rather explain than upsell

Why we only do floors

Concrete coating is a trade where the visible part — the color, the flake, the shine — is maybe ten percent of whether the floor lasts. The other ninety percent is what happens to the slab before any product comes out of a bucket.

That is an easy thing to cut corners on, because nobody sees it. Acid etch instead of grinding and you save two hours per job. Skip the moisture test and you save the cost of the kit. Thin the system out to fifteen mils and you save on material. The floor still looks great on day one. It just does not look great in year three.

We built the business around not doing that. Every slab gets diamond ground. Every crack gets cut and filled. Every basement gets moisture tested. It is slower and it is not the cheapest quote you will get, and it is the reason our floors are still down when the bargain ones have peeled.

What we install

Polyurea basecoat, vinyl flake or quartz broadcast, and two clear polyaspartic topcoats — typically 20+ mils total. Polyaspartic cures fast enough that most residential jobs are done in a day and you can park on the floor in 24 hours, instead of the week traditional epoxy needs. It is also UV stable, which is why our outdoor work does not go yellow after a Georgia summer.

For commercial spaces we spec around the actual conditions — urethane cement where there is thermal shock, heavier quartz builds under forklift traffic, USDA-compliant systems with cove base for food service. Compare the systems if you want the detail.