epoxy flooring

There are many reasons. All jobs are done by professionals, to ensure  that the job is done correctly with our standard of high quality. We like to treat every job like it’s our own personal property. We use the  best product currently on the market and all floors are a resin base epoxy floor system.  We explain in full detail from start to finish  what product we use and what is included in our pricing for your sq. ft.  We provide all material data sheets so anyone can read up on all  products. We use premium, low-VOC paints designed for trim and molding. These  paints offer durability, easy cleaning, and a smooth, hard finish that  resists scuffs and wear.

Yes!  The one day epoxy flake installation has a 8 PSI moisture vapor  barrier.  The two day installation has 1100 PSI moisture vapor barrier.

Yes, epoxy can be applied over tile.  We do this often in commercial kitchens, walk in coolers, and restrooms.

Epoxy is a thermosetting polymer which is available in three different  formulations for a garage floor coating and sealer;solvent based, and  100% solids. These formulations allow for varying degrees of thickness  from 3 mils to over 10 mils for a single coating for a garage floor.  They also allow for ease of application, special bonding  characteristics, and VOC considerations. Epoxy bonds extremely well to  properly prepared concrete and can sometimes be used as a resurfacing  agent for old or worn concrete that need a new garage floor surface. The  best epoxy formulations are 100% solids and provide for an extremely  hard, thick, and impact resistant surface. This self-leveling thickness  contributes to filling in the small hairline cracks and imperfections of  the floor as well as providing protection. It also workswell against  hot tire pick up, scratching, and wear from abrasion. Though some epoxy  formulas come with U.V. inhibitors, they will still eventually yellow or  amber as the industry calls it when exposed to sunlight for any length  of time.

As beautiful and stunning as these floors look, they are considered a  high performance floor coating that is designed to last for years. For  the first coat they require an epoxy primer to be installed. The second  coat involves the actual metallic epoxy coating followed by a third coat  of clear on top. It’s not unusual to add a fourth coat if applying  polyurethane as a top coat. As a result, you end up with a very thick  coating due to the amount of coats involved, especially from the  metallic coat. These metallic coatings are just as resistant to oil,  salt, chemicals, acids, water, and wear as any other high performance  epoxy garage floor. Maintenance is easy and the amount of light they  reflect is outstanding due to the glossy nature of the surface. Like any  other epoxy coating, they can be a little slippery when wet if you  don’t use an anti-slip additive in the final top coat. These metallic  coatings are just as resistant to oil, salt, chemicals, acids, water,  and wear as any other high performance epoxy garage floor. Maintenance  is easy and the amount of light they reflect is outstanding due to the  glossy nature of the surface. Like any other epoxy coating, they can be a  little slippery when wet if you don’t use an anti-slip additive in the  final top coat.