Epoxy Flooring

Coved floors protect the base of walls better than any baseboard. Find out more about the types, styles, and how they protect your walls from damage.

Concrete absorbs carbon dioxide in a process called carbonation. Once carbonation hits the rebar in concrete, then corrosion of the steel begins. Prevent it!

Why mess with the mess that is sewage? And why let it damage your floor? Get epoxy coatings and deal with it!

Water expands as it freezes. This phenomena is responsible for cracks and crumbling concrete in all cold climates. How can you protect your concrete from this?

Chlorides are commonly used as disinfectants, but they can also do significant damage to unprotected concrete floors. How can epoxy coatings help?

Corrosion of concrete takes place because of its porous nature. Seepage of fluids into the concrete starts to affect the steel rebar within. We help you prevent this!

In facilities where wine is made and stored, concern needs to be shown for the state of concrete floors. Acids in wine can corrode concrete, and stain it. We help protect your flooring through epoxy coatings!

Motor oil & cooking oil do more than just stain concrete and make it slippery. They also cause concrete to deteriorate. Learn how to protect concrete from oil.

You wouldn't think that sour milk could damage anything. Since it contains lactic acid, in sufficient quantities it can cause material breakdowns. Here's how to protect your concrete from such substances.

Fermentation products often include a variety of acids. Acids left in place or repeatedly spilled on concrete cause corrosion. Epoxy floors fix this problem!

When you lay down concrete color stains or epoxy coatings, you have a choice in the type of topcoat you want to use. Here we discuss two of the most common options.

How can you prevent leaching, mold, rust, and cracks from forming in and on your concrete? Our concrete flooring experts provide the answers.