Epoxy Flooring Near Warren, MI

A simple seal is all you need if you’re a fan of that raw and rustic concrete look. Concrete tends to absorb moisture, and too much of it can harm your floor. By sealing your concrete, you’ll limit the moisture that seeps in and make it easier to clean up spills, reducing staining. However, remember that sealed concrete can still be vulnerable to damage from high traffic, abrasion, chemicals, UV rays, and other factors. We can guide you through more durable options if you want complete protection.

There are several factors to consider to find the perfect epoxy flooring for your needs. Your budget, timeframe, expected lifespan, durability, performance features, and desired design aesthetic all play a role. Rest assured, all our concrete floor coatings are low maintenance and easy to clean. Our team will happily assist you in selecting the ideal option for your home or commercial space. Check out some of our completed projects for inspiration!

• Sealed concrete is undeniably beautiful, but its porous nature can be problematic. However, there’s a simple solution! By applying an epoxy base coat and a urethane topcoat, you can get rid of moisture seepage while still keeping that raw, rustic, and unrefined concrete look you love. Before sealing your concrete, we must prepare and grind it to ensure a perfect finish.
• Polyaspartic flooring is the way to go! We avoid using epoxy outdoors because it’s not UV-resistant and can turn yellow quickly. For outdoor and UV-resistant indoor flooring, we rely on poly aspartic coating, which is a lot like polyurethane. The best part is that polyaspartics need fewer layers, so they cure quickly and naturally have a shiny finish. If you prefer a more subtle shine, no worries – we can adjust the sheen using another product. Oh, and don’t forget, this coating won’t get hot under the sun, making it the perfect pick for pool decks – it’s our top choice!
• Flake flooring—It’s quick to cure and UV resistant, making it perfect for indoor and outdoor use. Plus, it’s tough – scratch-resistant, chemical-resistant, slip-resistant, and moisture-resistant, so it’s got you covered on all fronts! The “flake” finish gives it a unique texture, like an orange peel, making it super slip-resistant too. And the best part? You can choose colors and combinations to match your style and preferences. With flake flooring, you’ll have a floor that looks great and performs like a champ!
• Quartz flooring—When it comes to extreme durability and antimicrobial properties, quartz flooring is the top choice! At 1/8-inch thick, quartz is rock-solid and tough. We kick things off with an epoxy base, add the quartz, and finish it with a topcoat that fits your needs perfectly. With quartz flooring, you get incredible durability and resistance to chemicals, stains, and slips. Plus, it’s not just strong but also beautiful! Unlike our other floor coatings, quartz coatings can even be applied vertically! So, get ready for a floor that’s as solid as a rock and stunning as a gem!
• Metallic flooring—also known as metallic pearl, pearl epoxy, or pearlescent floor coating, is a fantastic choice to transform your concrete into a cozy, unique, luxurious, or artistic space. This low VOC flooring option boosts durability and resists slips and water. Please note that it’s meant for indoor use only as it’s not UV-resistant. This 3-layer system starts with epoxy, a head-turning decorative coating in the middle, and a urethane topcoat for a satin finish. Once done, no one will even realize it’s concrete – it’ll look stunning! 
• On the other hand, our solid color floor coatings are timeless. We tailor the base layers to meet your specific performance needs and add an epoxy or polyaspartic topcoat. Clients often feel their space looks more spacious after applying the new coating. The benefits include quick cure and drying times, zero VOCs with an epoxy topcoat, high gloss, and slip resistance. These solid-color floors are winners in every way!

Most likely! We can address most cracks and holes in concrete by using an epoxy patching material, reinforcing the concrete. The grinding process ensures a flush surface over the cracks during the installation.