Assess the floor
We look at the concrete, check for moisture and damage, and talk through how you use the space.
We install epoxy floors for garages and commercial spaces across the NY metro area. Most installations take 1–2 days.
We look at the concrete, check for moisture and damage, and talk through how you use the space.
Your floor assessment comes with a written quote covering preparation, coating options, price, and schedule.
We grind the surface and repair suitable cracks so the coating has a sound foundation.
We install the coating, complete a final floor cleaning, and explain when you can walk, park, or get back to work.
After assessing your concrete, we'll give you a short report showing what we found, how we'll prepare the floor, and which coating system we recommend. You'll see the options and tradeoffs alongside your quote.
Photographs of floors coated with EpoxyPRO systems. We install floors for garages, basements, showrooms and industrial spaces.
Illustrative flake system. Layers vary by project.
We mechanically grind the slab and repair suitable cracks. A clean, sound surface gives the coating something to bond to.
Moving everything out can be the hardest part of getting started. We can help plan the move, storage, and return of your belongings so you know what to expect.
Final floor cleaning and care instructions come with every installation. Moving and storage are optional and quoted separately.
The size of your floor, the condition of the concrete, and the coating system all affect the price. Start with a few details about your space and we can work toward a written quote.
Many installations take 1–2 days. The time before you can walk on the floor or bring vehicles and equipment back depends on the system and conditions. We include those timings in your project plan.
Yes. Tell us about the foot traffic, vehicles, equipment, cleaning products, and operating hours in your space. Those details help us choose the system and plan the work around your business.
Some cracks can be repaired before coating. Moisture needs to be assessed first because it can affect how the system bonds. We inspect the slab and explain any additional preparation before installation.
They are different types of resin used in floor coating systems. A system may combine an epoxy base with a polyaspartic topcoat. We choose the layers for the concrete, the conditions, and how the floor will be used.
A coating can be slippery when wet. We discuss texture and traction options based on the space, then explain how to clean and maintain the finish.
Five years against peeling and lifting, on every floor we install. It covers the bond between the coating and your concrete and our workmanship. It does not cover moisture coming up through the slab, damage to the concrete itself, or damage from impact or chemicals. The full wording is on your written quote.