Yes! Epoxy is designed to bond directly to properly prepped concrete surfaces. Our team ensures cracks, chips, and imperfections are addressed before applying the epoxy for a smooth, long-lasting finish.
Yes! We offer a variety of colors, textures, and finishes to match your aesthetic preferences and functional needs. Choose from metallic finishes, flake systems, quartz coatings, or a simple high-gloss finish for a sleek look.
Getting a quote is easy! Contact us via phone, email, or our website to schedule a free consultation. We’ll assess your space, discuss design options, and provide a detailed estimate with no hidden fees.
Epoxy floors are low-maintenance. Regular sweeping, mopping with a mild cleaner, and occasional resealing will keep them in top shape. Avoid abrasive cleaning tools that might scratch the surface.
Epoxy floors are highly durable and can last 10 to 20 years with proper maintenance. In high-traffic commercial or industrial spaces, longevity depends on usage, but periodic recoating can extend the life of your floors.
Most residential and small commercial projects take 1-3 days to complete. Larger industrial spaces or specialty coatings may require additional time for proper curing and finishing.
The cost of epoxy flooring varies based on the area size, design complexity, and type of epoxy used. On average, prices range from $4 to $12 per square foot. For an exact quote, contact us for a free estimate tailored to your project.
Epoxy flooring is considered eco-friendly due to its long lifespan, which reduces waste. Additionally, its reflective surface can help reduce energy costs by improving lighting efficiency.
Epoxy floors can be customized with non-slip additives for areas that require extra traction, such as garages, kitchens, and commercial spaces. Its chemical resistance also makes it a safe option for industrial environments.
Absolutely! Epoxy flooring is resistant to Chicago’s extreme weather changes. It handles temperature fluctuations, salt exposure, and moisture—making it perfect for garages, basements, and even parking garages.