Next-Level Garage Flooring in Denver

For any cracks, divots, or minor imperfections, we use an advanced, fast-curing polymer patching material to create a smooth surface. (Please note that we do not typically fill existing open expansion joints and strongly recommend that they remain in place).

We then apply a pigmented base coat of our industrial-grade polyurea or epoxy to create the strongest possible bond with the exposed concrete surface. This material is considerable stronger than typical epoxy– it is also more flexible which means unlike typical epoxy it will not become brittle and shift which can cause peel and lift after only a short time.  While there are several alternatives currently available, our rated above the adhesion strength of typical epoxy. 

While the base coat is still wet, we completely cover the floor with a full broadcast of colored PVC flakes giving the floor its dynamic pattern. The polyurea base coat holds the flakes and begins to cure via chemical reaction.  A monolithic bond is formed between the polyurea and the concrete, while at the same time creating a similar bond with the PVC flake layer.  This forms the lasting foundation of our system. While we have a variety of different colored flake blends in stock and ready to go, your choices are truly endless. For a small up charge, we can custom blend flakes to create the perfect look for your garage floor.

The final step or our process is to broadcasting slip resistant grit into the clear top coat.  This grit provides additional texture to increase the safety of the surface when wet.