

CUSTOM EPOXY FLOORING FOR RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
The Polyaspartic Topcoat (the “ Topcoat”), if and as used as part of the System, will not discolor due to ultraviolet (UV) exposure from the sun, except for typical changes, oxidation or weathering of the Topcoat due to the passage of time under normal atmospheric conditions and
The System will be free from defects that result in peeling, blistering, chipping or other forms of delamination beyond normal wear and tear (collectively, “Delamination Damage”).
Damage (including without limitation Delamination Damage) caused by or resulting from in whole or in part any or all of the following: (a) physical abuse to or misuse of the System (such as, but not limited to, (i) excessive weight or wear for typical residential use or (ii) dragging or dropping one or more heavy objects); (b) accidents, fire or acts of God (including without limitation floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes or other weather-related events) causing such things as, but not limited to, discoloration, staining, fading, excessive wear, scratching, marring, dents, gouges, tears, scuffs, cuts or similar results; (c) non-residential or atypical use (such as, but not limited to, application in (i) commercial or industrial settings or (ii) excessive moisture environments (including without limitation underwater or standing water)); (d) cracks; (e) exposure to corrosive materials (including but not limited to brake fluid and battery acid); (f) repair or service of the System not performed by an Authorized Installer; (g) temperature extremes (including without limitation heat beyond typical residential temperatures); or (h) shifting or settling of the surface receiving the basecoat (“substrate”), base, subbase, subgrade or foundation;
Damage caused by (a) alkali, hydrostatic pressure, efflorescence, mold, mildew or excessive moisture in concrete or its base, subbase or subgrade or (b) defective or compromised concrete or its base, subbase or subgrade or other deterioration thereof (including without limitation exposed concrete reinforcement causing rust);
Discoloration, fading, staining or other adverse effects caused by, but not limited to, dyes, inks, contact with synthetic or rubber products (such as, but not limited to (a) soft tires, (b) tire shine, scuffs or burnout or (c) floor mats that mark), rust (whether from vehicles or otherwise), misuse of maintenance products or use of maintenance products not expressly specified, authorized or approved in writing by or sourced from (and approved by for such application), other improper maintenance, contaminants, spills and tracked-in matter, including, but not limited to, asphalt, resins and driveway sealers;
Differences in appearance between the System as (a) originally installed or as repaired and (b) the area(s) subsequently repaired; and
Use of substrate preparation or substrate repair products without the more or less contemporaneous application of the other parts of the System.

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Epoxy flooring is a unique floor material for homes and businesses that has steadily grown in popularity over the last 10 years. Once a concrete floor has been ground and prepped, a epoxy resin and a hardening chemical are mixed together. The chemical reaction will turn the mixture harder than the floor it covers within a few hours. The compound is poured onto the concrete and allowed to harden before a second or third layer is applied. This liquid to solid process gives epoxy flooring the ability to be strong, stain resistant, and durable to chemicals and weight. Its most popular applications are in hospitals, schools, garages, and industrial environments. But it can be just as useful for residential living rooms, kitchens, or other rooms types.
Epoxy Flooring can be applied at Schools, Hotels, Industrial Plants, Garages, Libraries, Retail and Shopping Centers, Lobbies, Homes, Patios, Gyms, Kitchens, and Showrooms.
How long does installation take?
Installation times vary by job size, but for a typical residential garage, please allow two days for installation. On day one, we prepare the floor and apply the base layer of coating and flake layer. On the second day, we apply two layers of clear topcoat, providing additional protection and a smooth, glass-like finish. If non-slip features are desired, they will also be incorporated into the flooring system on the second day.
There are an immense number of benefits to choosing epoxy flooring. The first and foremost one is the price. The materials and installation costs are not very high, making it an easy investment. It’s also stain resistant. So if you were to spill liquids or chemicals, it would be an easy clean. The glossy surface makes messes a little less stressful. That’s why they’re popular for garages and hospitals. But, recently, they’ve become popular for living rooms, because they’re easy to add designs to. Patterns, swirls, and colors make this durable surface into a piece of art.
In an interior residential setting, like a garage or basement, your floor coating should last a lifetime. We are so confident in this, we provide a lifetime warranty on all interior residential applications. Industrial, commercial, and exterior applications have a lot of variables and endure considerably more abuse from use and outdoor elements, so we only warranty those for a year, although you can expect them to last for many years before they need to be resurfaced.
No. Floor coatings are simply aesthetic, not structural. They will help mask hairline cracks in your concrete floors, but they cannot prevent cracks from forming as your house settles just as paint will not prevent cracks in your drywall from forming as the foundation settles.
What is the process?
We first evaluate the concrete to check for moisture content inside the slab. The we prepare the surface by completely grinding off the cap or first layer of the slab. The cap prevents epoxy's or paints from bonding to the concrete. Once the cap is removed and the pores of the concrete are opened, we apply a thick coat of epoxy and flake to the slab. After the epoxy has sufficiently cured we apply a top coat to protect and seal the coating.
Floor grinding accomplishes two things. First, it can clear an old floor of contaminants, creating a clean surface for the epoxy to adhere to. This is important, but equally important is giving epoxy a rough surface to bond with. A rough slightly surface provides extra surface area for floor coatings to bond to, decreasing the chances of your floor coating delaminating. We grind every floor, new or old, to provide you with the best installation possible. Whether you work with us or not, we recommend choosing a contractor that does things this way.
Installation times vary by job size, but for a typical residential garage, please allow two days for installation. On day one, we prepare the floor and apply the base layer of coating and flake layer. On the second day, we apply two layers of clear topcoat, providing additional protection and a smooth, glass-like finish. If non-slip features are desired, they will also be incorporated into the flooring system on the second day.
Your floor will be ready for light foot traffic within 3-4 hours after installation. Please wait 24 hours before moving items back onto the floor. Some systems will allow for vehicular traffic within 24 hours, but others may require up to 72 hours.
No problem! We install floors without flake finishes. Most homeowners prefer flake because it adds a decorative element to a normally drab and lifeless space, but more importantly, it helps mask imperfections in your floor. Most floors have some sort of imperfection, whether those be slightly uneven areas, fish eyes, or hairline cracks. Covering these with flake is a faster and cheaper alternative to repairing these imperfections. Large cracks must always be repaired before coating and flake application, however, as those will not be hidden without filling them with crack repair resin.
How much will coating my floors cost?
Prices can vary depending on the condition of your floor, the setting, and the finish you select. Typically, for residential garages, prices range from $5.25-6.50 per square foot, although certain styles can cost a bit more or less.
No. Although epoxy floor coatings may look like paint, and be applied similarly to paint, they are not paint. Paint is a one part solution that simply dries over your surface. Epoxy is a two part solution that cures and chemically bonds to your concrete. A properly performed epoxy floor coating should last a lifetime in an interior setting like a garage while paint will often begin peeling shortly after installation.
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