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Frequently Asked Questions

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FAQ

Commercial & Industrial Floors

Do you install coatings for commercial or industrial facilities?

Yes. We install high-performance polyurea, polyaspartic, and polished concrete systems in warehouses, showrooms, kitchens, and more.

What's the best flooring solution for high-traffic commercial areas?

That depends on the use case. Polyurea is excellent for durability and ease of cleaning; polished concrete is ideal for large open areas with forklift traffic.

How long does it take to install commercial coatings?

Most small to medium commercial projects take 2–4 days depending on square footage and prep needs.

Can you install coatings overnight or on weekends to reduce downtime?

Yes. We offer flexible scheduling to minimize business disruption, including after-hours and weekend work.

What safety certifications or slip resistance standards do you meet?

Our commercial coatings can meet OSHA and ADA slip-resistance standards, and we can add grit or texture where needed.

Do you offer polished concrete for retail or office spaces?

Yes. Polished concrete is a popular low-maintenance choice for commercial interiors and we offer multiple finish levels.

Are there antimicrobial or chemical-resistant options for kitchens or labs?

Yes. We offer specialty coatings that are resistant to bacteria, acids, oils, and other industrial chemicals.

Can your coatings be used in automotive shops or dealerships?

Absolutely. We install showroom-grade polyurea and polished concrete that holds up under lifts, oil, and hot tires.

What maintenance is required for commercial floors?

Just routine sweeping and occasional mopping. We also offer maintenance plans for high-traffic environments.

Do you provide free estimates for commercial projects?

Yes. We'll assess your space, understand your needs, and deliver a custom plan with options that fit your budget.

FAQ

Residential Garage Floors

What is the difference between polyurea and epoxy garage floor coatings?

Polyurea is more flexible, cures faster, and resists UV damage better than epoxy. It lasts longer and is less likely to peel or chip.

How long will my garage floor coating last?

Our polyurea floors typically last 15–20 years or more with minimal maintenance.

Can you coat over cracked or damaged concrete?

Yes. We repair cracks and prep the concrete with diamond grinding before applying any coating.

What causes other floors to fail or peel?

Poor surface prep, moisture intrusion, and cheap materials are the most common reasons. We address all three before coating.

How soon can I walk or park on my coated garage floor?

Light foot traffic is usually okay within 6–8 hours. You can typically park within 24 hours, depending on temperature and humidity.

Will the floor be slippery?

Our flake floors include a textured finish that improves slip resistance, even when wet.

Can I customize the look of my garage floor?

Yes. We offer a range of flake colors and sizes to suit your style and your home's design.

Do you offer garage floor coatings for new construction?

Absolutely. Many customers schedule us before move-in to protect and upgrade their brand-new garage from day one.

How do I clean the floor after installation?

Sweep regularly and mop with water or a gentle cleaner. Avoid harsh chemicals or degreasers.

Do you remove old coatings or failed epoxy jobs?

Yes. In fact, about 50% of our projects involve removing cheap, failed epoxy coatings before redoing the job correctly.

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