Assess the slab
Review cracks, contamination, existing coatings, moisture considerations, and intended use.
A floor coating is a system built around the slab beneath it. Start with the condition of the concrete, how the space will be used, and the finish you want to achieve.

The final scope is based on the condition and suitability of the surfaces in your home.
Review cracks, contamination, existing coatings, moisture considerations, and intended use.
Specify a surface preparation method suited to the selected system and existing concrete.
Complete agreed repairs and apply the specified primer, build coats, decorative elements, and topcoat where required.
Discuss texture, cleaning, and product-specific timing before foot traffic, storage, or vehicles return.
Discuss solid colors, decorative flake, sheen, and texture. The chosen system must suit exposure and use; epoxy is not a catch-all name for every concrete coating.
Color & finish guidanceMoisture, oil contamination, slab movement, and existing coatings affect suitability. No coating should be described as slip-proof or suitable for every condition.
A project-specific proposal connects the price to the preparation, materials, and work included.
How proposals are preparedRequest an estimate for your specific scope.
Only after assessing its condition and compatibility. Removal and additional preparation may be needed for the proposed system.
Repairs can be part of the scope, but a coating cannot guarantee that a moving slab will not crack again.
Vehicle return depends on the specified system and conditions. Follow the product-specific schedule given for your project.

Tell us about your space, the finish you have in mind, and what matters most to you.
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