Everything we coat
One crew, one prep standard, every slab on the property.
Residential and commercial, inside and out. The system changes with the job. The preparation never does.
Residential and commercial
Garage floorsA garage slab in this valley takes more abuse than any other concrete on the property. Brine off the road all winter, hot tires all summer, and whatever gets dropped on it in between. We grind it back to bare concrete and rebuild it so none of that reaches the slab again.Details
BasementsMost basements in this part of the state sit on a slab poured decades ago, often without a vapor barrier under it. That changes what a coating has to do down there, and it is why a garage system applied without testing will fail in a basement.Details
IllustrationPatios and walkwaysExterior concrete has two jobs a garage floor does not: it has to survive full sun without changing color, and it has to stay grippy when it is wet. That rules out most of what gets sold as a patio coating.Details
IllustrationPool decksA pool deck has to be safe with bare wet feet on it, comfortable in full sun, and able to shrug off chlorine and salt. It also has to survive a New England winter under a foot of snow.Details
Commercial and industrialOn a commercial floor the specification matters more than the color, and downtime usually matters most of all. We scope the system to the actual chemical and traffic load, then install it around your schedule instead of ours.Details
Commercial by industry
- Warehouses and distributionHigh build epoxy or polyaspartic, specified to the traffic load
- Commercial kitchensUrethane cement, the standard where hot washdown is daily
- Breweries and beverageUrethane cement at a build thickness matched to the thermal load
- Cannabis cultivation and processingSeamless epoxy or urethane systems over a fully prepared slab
- Auto shops and dealershipsPolyaspartic flake in the bays, higher gloss builds in the showroom
- Gyms and fitnessPolyaspartic flake, texture and build specified per zone
Tell us about your floor.
You get a real number back, not a range and not a starting at.
From $7 per square foot installed · 15 year written warranty