DURABLE CONCRETE COATINGS THAT SHINE

Depending on how large the area is to coat, most projects take between 1 and 4 days to complete. Fast-curing garage coating projects can be completed in as little as 1 day, while complicated, multi-layer commercial projects may take a week or more. 

All concrete surfaces are susceptible to damage. Concrete coatings provide long-lasting protection against damage like cracks, stains, and abrasions while enhancing the surface's durability and safety. They're also customizable, with dozens of options for colors and finishes to match your style. Whether for homes, businesses, or industrial spaces, concrete coatings ensure your floors look great and stand the test of time. 

We exclusively use professional-grade, industrial concrete coatings. Most of these are two-component systems that require specialized training and certification to apply correctly, ensuring a durable and long-lasting finish. 

We don't use the DIY or user-friendly coatings commonly available at retail stores because they don't offer the same level of quality or durability. Our focus is on providing top-tier coatings that meet the highest standards for your project. 

Want to check out your color options? Head to the Concrete Coating Color Guide for a full view of decorative flake options and quartz floors. 

The main difference between epoxy and polyurea lies in their chemical composition and application purposes. Here's how they differ: 

Epoxy: 

• Traditionally used as a primer or basecoat for concrete, metal, or wood surfaces. 
• Applied to prepared surfaces to form the foundation of a coating system.
• Not used as a topcoat. It can yellow or chalk over time if exposed without a protective top coat. 

Polyurea: 

• Can be used as both a case coat and a top coat. 
• It offers faster curing times, making it ideal for projects needing quick turnaround. 
• Often applied over epoxy to create a coating system, with polyurea acting as the top coat for enhanced durability and protection. 

The longevity of a coating job depends on the traffic and usage of the floor. Here's a general breakdown: 

• Durability: Most coatings have a "very good" to "great" durability and are capable of withstanding heavy use. 
• Top coating lifespan: The top coat (or "wear" coat) typically lasts between 5 and 10 years before requiring a new application. 

After this period, simply reapplying the top coat can extend the life of the coating, maintaining its durability and appearance. 

Depending on which option you choose, concrete coatings can cost anywhere from $1.25 to $12 per square foot. 

Budget-friendly options: 

• Seal and protect: Extend the life of your concrete and protect against water and liquid damage.

Mid-range options:

• Grind and seal: Smooth the surface and protect indoor and outdoor concrete surfaces. 
• Thin-film epoxy: Upgraded grind and seal with your choice of durable epoxy coating.
• Self-leveling, 100% Epoxy: Solid color of your choice, adding durability and aesthetics. 

Premium products: 

• Decorative flake polyurea: Stunning, nearly invincible alternative to standard epoxy. 
• Quartz floor coating: Utilizes the unique slip-resistance of quartz sand while adding extreme durability
• Acrylic 11/10 Westcoat: Revitalizes old or discolored concrete using a pigmented color application. Best option for stamped concrete or flooring with existing worn coatings.