Country living just got cooler with this beautiful grey floor.  This customer had a very slippery concrete floor.  Once we applied the roll-on rock, they were able to feel safer in their garage, rain or shine!

This floor was riddled with numerous pits.  After roughing up the floor, we filled the pits with epoxy.  Upon hardening, we sanded the areas to produce a smooth finish and completed the project with a Cappuccino flake in time for a graduation party.  This made for one happy customer!

No more concrete dusting!  This out of the ordinary color made a fantastic splash on this floor.  With the white walls and LED lighting that the customer installed, the dark mocha finish pops for a very sophisticated look.  

We don’t just make a garage look great – it can be any space that has concrete.  Check out this Hall of Fame building at the River Cities Speedway.  The before and after pics really tell the story of the improvement of this space. 

Bathroom floors, kitchen floors, laundry room floors. Epoxy flooring can go on just about any surface.

We don’t just make a garage look great! Your patio and steps could look amazing!

Different flake colors require a different color epoxy!  We take care of that on our end – all you have to do is pick your color of flake and show your pride for your favorite team or your alma mater.    

Another favorite – Tuxedo flake!  Ranks right up there with the Saddle Tan.  A great way to dress up your garage – maybe that’s where the name came from!  Hides dust and dirt, but super easy to care for.

Rural ambulance garage floor that was in need of some “resuscitation!”  The pictures tell the story of a well worn floor and the process of steps to bring it back to life.  The yellow line, created with a color pack, was added after the first top coat and then sealed with the remaining second coat.  This line is used to help guide the ambulance into the building when they back in. It looks very professional and will be durable for a long life.   

This floor was susceptible to water leaching in on the edges in the basement of a church.  A lot of events are held in this area, so the tile was removed and we laid a layer of epoxy and flake.  Because of the clear coats, the edges sealed themselves and they no longer have issues with water.  And it looks great too!