residential services
Give a hardworking floor
a considered finish.
Tell us about the concrete, how you use the space and the look you have in mind. We’ll discuss preparation and finish options.
The project starts with you
A fresh finish for hardworking spaces.
Note how the space is used and any cracks, stains or moisture you have noticed. Share photos of the existing floor and your preferred finish when discussing the project.
For projects in Maryland and Delaware, share your location and plans with the team to discuss the next step.
What to discuss
- Existing surface assessment
- Finish and color selection
- Garage and utility spaces
Final scope, materials, pricing and timing are defined for your project.
Request a consultationFrom an idea to a plan
Make the first conversation count.
Share your vision
Describe what works, what doesn’t and what you want to change.
Discuss the details
Review the space, scope and practical requirements with the team.
Define the next step
Agree on what is needed to develop the project and its estimate.
Planning your project
Before you refinish your floor.
What should I show the team?
Share photographs of cracks, stains, existing coatings and any damp areas, along with the approximate size and how you use the space. An on-site assessment determines preparation and suitable options.
When can I use the floor again?
Return-to-use time depends on the chosen system, preparation and site conditions. Confirm foot traffic, storage and vehicle access separately before work is scheduled.
Can everything stay in the garage?
Discuss clearing the floor and where items will go before agreeing on a start date. Access for preparation and application is part of the project plan.
Bring your priorities into focus
A finish starts with the floor beneath it.
You do not need every answer before starting. A few details about the space and your goals help make the first conversation more useful.
Request a consultationExisting surface
Note cracks, coatings or moisture concerns. Surface condition affects preparation and coating suitability.
How you use it
Vehicle traffic, storage and wet conditions help frame a useful conversation about the finish.
Access and timing
Discuss clearing the space, cure time and when the floor can return to use before agreeing on a schedule.
“The team that worked on this were extremely professional and could not have been any nicer. The end product was exactly what we were looking for, and actually exceeded our expectations.”
Rick & Margo · Epoxy flooring customers
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