FAQ

Epoxy flooring on average typically lasts for over 20 years when you properly maintain and clean it. Recent technological improvements have greatly benefited the average lifespan of epoxy flooring, but ultimately the environment in which the material is installed will determine how long it will last. For example, the amount of maintenance you put into your floor will vary with commercial and residential installations. Either way, epoxy flooring offers you a great deal of longevity.

Epoxy installations are easily your best option when it comes to commercial and industrial settings because you want to ensure that your flooring can endure a significant amount of foot traffic as well as routine exposure to chemical and oil spills. The name of the game is strength and durability, and the protective epoxy overlay is what preserves the structural integrity of your concrete flooring. Concrete polishing is also a simple yet effective solution to strengthening and reinforcing your concrete flooring.

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Epoxy flooring is a significant upgrade when compared to traditional concrete installations and they will ultimately allow you to save money over time while also increasing functionality. Laid concrete also tends to break and crumble much quicker than an epoxy installation, so your flooring will have greater protection against natural wear and tear. Epoxy flooring has the ability to withstand extreme temperatures, wet conditions, and exposure to chemical contaminants.

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All of your garage or room floor contents should be removed and clear from walkways.  If you need assistance with storage options, just let your staff know and we can help with your options.

Newly installed concrete flooring can be slippery and create hazardous situations, but an epoxy installation offers skid-resistant solutions that will prevent accidents and ensure that you will remain on your feet. If you are concerned about your floor’s slipperiness, then you can incorporate slip-resistant additives to your epoxy mixture before we apply the topcoat.

We offer a wide variety of different epoxy formulations, and some of our more popular options include flake epoxy, metallic epoxy, and water-based epoxy. Flake epoxy is where we incorporate multi-chromatic flakes into the epoxy mixture to create a colorful and flashy appearance with your flooring. Metallic epoxy is where agitated metallic pigments are thrown into the mixture to give your flooring a sleek and elegant look. And finally, water-based epoxy serves more as a sealer for your concrete flooring. The material spreads thinly accross your flooring and is absorbed into the concrete.

The time it takes to install epoxy flooring depends largely on the conditions of the setting in which we are performing the installation. The size of the flooring area and the age of the concrete are the two main factors. What it all comes down to is the preparation, which can take an entire day to complete. On average, it takes two days to install epoxy flooring, but for larger areas, such as a warehouse or factory, it could take a little longer. In a commercial or industrial setting, we utilize an epoxy formulation that cures quickly.

The cost of installation will vary according to your situation. Prices for materials and labor combined can range from anywhere between $750 and $5,000, but the price will ultimately depend on square footage and the current condition of your concrete flooring. Stained, cracked and pitted flooring will take longer for us to prepare for the epoxy installation, which will increase the cost of labor.