• What are the benefits of epoxy flooring?

     

    Residential and commercial flooring offers many unique benefits that make it a more viable option than traditional flooring systems. It allows you to revamp the appearance of your floor while doing so affordably and without taking up a lot of time. You also have many different options to choose from in terms of designing and customizing your floor, and epoxy is also incredibly long-lasting. Epoxy overlays are durable, sturdy, and they offer greater resistance against heat, moisture, and chemicals. If it’s strength and protection that you require, then look no further than an epoxy floor coating.

  • How long does an epoxy floor last?

     

    Residential and commercial flooring offers many unique benefits that make it a more viable option than traditional flooring systems. It allows you to revamp the appearance of your floor while doing so affordably and without taking up a lot of time. You also have many different options to choose from in terms of designing and customizing your floor, and epoxy is also incredibly long-lasting. Epoxy overlays are durable, sturdy, and they offer greater resistance against heat, moisture, and chemicals. If it’s strength and protection that you require, then look no further than an epoxy floor coating.

  • What are the best flooring options for commercial applications?

     

    We often recommend epoxy flooring or concrete polishing when undergoing renovations to your business. Concrete polishing is very similar to epoxy floor paint – it involves a multi-step process where a professional installer will grind down your concrete flooring before applying a dry or wet polish. This will make the surface a lot smoother and resistant to damage. Epoxy consists of a hardener, resins and other additives to produce a kind of adhesive material that bonds onto your floor. It then creates a sturdy and shiny surface that is ideal for running a business.

  • Why should I consider epoxy flooring?

     

    Let’s face it, epoxy flooring offers a modern solution to an age-old problem. Concrete tends to erode and degrade with years of daily use. However, an epoxy floor coating will make a huge difference in how you go about maintaining and strengthening your flooring system. Epoxy is also an incredibly versatile flooring material in terms of where you choose to install it. Epoxy floor coatings are a viable option for homes and various types of businesses, which include retail shops, hotel lobbies, restaurants, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities. It will also preserve your flooring and prevent any major damage.

  • What should I do to prep for your arrival?

     

    The preparation of your floor is one of the more important steps when it comes to professional epoxy flooring. We often recommend that you undergo a thorough cleaning of your floor and remove any debris while also disinfecting the area. You should also remove any fixtures or large items that would interfere with the installation. The contractor you hire will handle any other preparations that they need to make, which usually includes plenty of repair work to your flooring. They will also need to degrease and remove any stains in the concrete material.

  • Is Epoxy Flooring slippery?

     

    Epoxy flooring can indeed be slippery. However, you can incorporate an anti-slip additive into your epoxy mixture to increase the traction in your flooring. We often encourage people to include the additive for the purpose of improving everyone’s safety. This will greatly benefit your customers and employees if you own or operate a business. Safety should always be one of your top priorities, and greater slip resistance will go a long way in mitigating accidents and injuries.

  • What types of epoxy flooring do you offer?

     

    A common misconception about epoxy flooring is that there is a lack of variety. The truth is that you have many different flooring options, and we want to explain what they are. Listed below are a few examples:

    • Metallic Epoxy – Metallic epoxy flooring is uniquely beautiful and it will give your floor a more modern and stylish appearance. It’s the ideal option for business owners who want to attract more customers.
    • Solid Epoxy – Solid epoxy is a versatile flooring option known for its rock-solid durability and strength. This type of epoxy is ideal for homes and businesses, including retail stores, restaurants, and auto repair shops.

  • How long does an epoxy floor take to install?

     

    The beauty of epoxy flooring is that it takes very minimal time to install. This means that if you need to refurbish the floor in your business, then you won’t have to make any major changes to your daily operations. The exact time it takes to install epoxy flooring ultimately depends on the size and scope of the project. However, with most settings, a professional installer can complete everything in two days at most. We also recommend that you wait a day or two before light usage so that the epoxy cures properly.

  • What are the pros and cons of epoxy flooring?

     

    As we mentioned earlier, there are many benefits to installing multiple epoxy floor coatings. The material is incredibly durable, and you can get a lot of use from it before having to undergo repairs or resurfacing. Epoxy is also a lot more affordable than most flooring options, and it’s long-lasting. Epoxy flooring doesn’t have a lot of disadvantages, but we want to make sure that you are making an informed decision. You will occasionally need to reseal your floor, and removing an epoxy overlay can be time-consuming and labor-intensive. Epoxy flooring also requires a lot of prep work prior to the installation.

  • How much does an epoxy floor cost?

     

    The price will vary according to where you install your new epoxy flooring and the type of material you use. Also, certain epoxies do different things; some epoxy floors offer greater durability, and others offer greater slip-resistance. Either way, this can affect the price of your installation. The average total cost of epoxy flooring is roughly $2,000, and installations usually range anywhere from $1,400 to $3,000. Professional epoxy flooring costs anywhere from $3 to $12 per square inch. Solid epoxy is typically the more expensive option because it is a thicker coating.