Frequently Asked Questions

When properly installed and maintained, epoxy flooring can last 10 to 20 years or more in residential spaces. Factors such as surface preparation, moisture control, and usage all play a role in its lifespan.

Most residential epoxy floor installations can be completed in 1 to 3 days, depending on surface condition and coating type. This includes preparation, repairs, application, and curing time.

Yes, but cracks and surface damage must be properly repaired first. We use professional patching and leveling methods to ensure a smooth, long-lasting finish.

Epoxy floors can be made slip-resistant with textured additives and coatings. This is especially important for garages and basements where moisture may be present.

Epoxy floors are easy to maintain with regular sweeping and occasional mopping using mild cleaners. Avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive tools to preserve the finish.

Yes, epoxy creates a seamless, moisture-resistant surface that helps protect concrete from water intrusion. Proper moisture testing and barrier installation are key for basement applications. 

Professional epoxy systems use industrial-grade materials and advanced surface preparation methods. DIY kits often lack durability and typically wear out much faster.

High-quality epoxy coatings are designed to withstand vehicle traffic, tools, and heavy storage. When installed correctly, they resist tire marks, impacts, and abrasions.

Yes, epoxy flooring offers many customization options including solid colors, decorative flakes, metallic finishes, and custom patterns. These allow homeowners to match their space and style.

The cost depends on factors such as square footage, surface condition, coating type, and customization. We provide free evaluations and transparent estimates based on your specific needs.