Why Choose Us to Install Your Coatings

Ultimate durability

Unlike other flooring that can tear, chip, or stain, a polyaspartic or epoxy coating chemically bonds with the concrete to create a seamless, non-porous shield. It provides superior protection against heavy vehicle and foot traffic, spills, impacts, and abrasive chemicals.

Easy to clean and maintain

With a concrete coating, spills like oil, paint, or grease sit on the surface, making cleanup a breeze. A simple mop and mild detergent are all you need to keep your floors looking pristine for years, eliminating the need for aggressive scrubbing or special cleaning products.

Enhanced safety

Stunning aesthetic appeal

Forget boring, gray concrete. Coatings come in a vast array of colors, textures, and decorative flake or metallic finishes, allowing you to create a high-end, custom look. We can create a polished, modern finish that perfectly complements your home’s style.

Resistant to moisture and chemicals

A properly installed concrete coating is resistant to moisture, preventing water from seeping into the porous concrete and causing cracks or mildew growth. This is a crucial advantage over adhesives and sealants that can break down over time.

Faster, less disruptive installation

Cost-effective, long-term value

While a DIY paint job might seem cheaper upfront, it will peel and fade, requiring frequent reapplication. A professionally installed, high-grade concrete coating is a long-term investment that extends the life of your floor, saves you money on future repairs, and can even increase your home's property value.

Solid Color: Subtle And Effective

Flake, sand, and quartz systems are all about creating texture and a variegated, granite-like appearance that helps camouflage minor imperfections and dirt. A solid color, on the other hand, delivers a clean, modern aesthetic that's highly versatile and looks incredibly professional in offices, laboratories, or contemporary residential spaces. You get that sophisticated, uniform finish that truly allows the architecture and design of your space to shine, rather than making the floor the main focal point.

Anti Slip Solid Color with Added Sand Texture

Adding sand texture under epoxy provides a durable, slip-resistant surface that can be a practical alternative to solid color or chip floors. Unlike a smooth solid color floor which can be slippery when wet, the sand creates a very abrasive surface, significantly improving safety in high-traffic or potentially damp areas like parking garages or industrial spaces. While a chip floor also offers texture and varied aesthetic appeal, the sand finish provides a more subtle, uniform look, using only solid colors. Ultimately, the choice depends on prioritizing functionality and safety over potentially higher aesthetic variety, making the sand texture a good idea for those seeking a robust, low-maintenance, and safer concrete coating.

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Coatings with Added Flake

Applying a flaked epoxy system to a concrete floor provides a highly durable, aesthetic finish with several advantages over a solid color. The primary difference is appearance: flaked epoxy incorporates colorful vinyl chips to create a dynamic, multi-hued, granite-like look, while solid color epoxy provides a single, uniform hue. From a practical standpoint, the flakes also create a textured, non-slip surface, enhancing safety in wet areas, and their busy pattern is excellent at camouflaging minor imperfections, dirt, and wear-and-tear that would be immediately obvious on a smooth, solid color finish.



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Coating with Added Quartz Texture and Color

A resinous quartz system offers significant aesthetic and functional advantages over a standard solid color application, providing a durable, textured finish ideal for concrete floors. The primary difference lies in the composition and final appearance: solid colors rely on a uniform pigment for a monochromatic look, while quartz systems incorporate exposed colored quartz aggregates broadcast into the resin, creating a multi-hued, granular texture that is far more visually interesting and hides imperfections well. This aggregate layering also results in a much thicker, more robust floor system that inherently provides superior durability, impact resistance, and a highly slip-resistant surface, making it a valuable long-term investment for high-traffic or wet environments

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Self-Leveling Epoxy Floors

Self-leveling epoxy floor is a common option that provides a smooth finish. It is ideal for spaces where an even surface is essential. At Concrete Fix LLC, we recommend this type of flooring for commercial buildings, warehouses, and showrooms. This type of flooring can cover up cracks, chips, and other surface imperfections, presenting a clean and polished look.

Epoxy Mortar Floors

If you're dealing with highly damaged concrete, epoxy mortar floors might be your best bet. These floors are made by combining epoxy resin with sand, which results in a very tough and durable surface. Concrete Fix LLC suggests this flooring for spaces that handle heavy machinery or high traffic, like garages or manufacturing units.

Quartz-Filled Epoxy Floors

Anti-Static Epoxy Floors

In places where static electricity is a concern, such as in electronic, pharmaceutical, or chemical plants, anti-static epoxy floors come into play. Concrete Fix LLC installs this flooring with a conductive compound that reduces static risks, ensuring equipment and personnel safety.

Epoxy Flake Floors

By incorporating colorful flakes into the epoxy mixture, epoxy flake floors add a touch of creativity to a space. These flakes enhance the appearance and increase the floor's texture, aiding in slip resistance. Concrete Fix LLC considers this flooring ideal for commercial spaces, retail outlets, and even homes.

Epoxy Sealer for Concrete Floors

If you're not looking for a complete overhaul but want to protect and enhance your existing concrete floor, an epoxy sealer might be what you need. It acts as a protective layer, shielding the concrete from moisture, stains, and wear. Concrete Fix LLC sees it as a practical solution for basements, patios, and driveways.

Metallic Epoxy Floors

As the name suggests, metallic epoxy floors have a shimmering, metallic finish. The process involves mixing metallic pigments with epoxy, producing a swirling, three-dimensional look. These floors are not just about the looks but also strong and durable. Concrete Fix LLC often recommends them for showrooms, restaurants, and galleries.