Understand the floor
Share photographs of the whole surface and any cracks, stains or existing coatings. Include dimensions and any known moisture concerns.
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EpoxyA different kind of finish.
Explore an epoxy floor finish for your space.
Discuss your project
A PERSONAL APPROACH
Start with
your space.
Tell us about the floor you would like to finish, its current condition and how the space is used. Surface preparation, product choice and suitability will be discussed during your estimate. The gallery photograph shows a floor finish; its original coating product is not identified.
Helpful details for your estimate
- Space and intended use
- Floor condition and dimensions
- Finish preferences and photographs
Scope, materials, pricing and scheduling are discussed individually and confirmed in your estimate.
Request a free estimateUNDERSTANDING YOUR PROJECT
More than the final finish.
An epoxy project is a surface decision as much as a visual one. Start with the floor’s condition, how the space is used and the finish you have in mind. Suitability and preparation should be confirmed before a coating is selected.
Explain how you use the space
Describe the traffic, activities and cleaning needs in the area. These details help frame the discussion about the proposed coating and finish.
Confirm the complete plan
Discuss preparation, product selection, appearance and return-to-use timing in the estimate. Performance and curing requirements depend on the actual system selected.
FROM THE ORIGINAL GEVERS GALLERY
A closer look.
The gallery does not identify the coating products. These photographs show floor finishes and are not verified examples of a particular epoxy system.
THE DETAILS WORTH DISCUSSING
A better plan.
A clearer picture.
Every space is different. These considerations help guide your conversation; the final scope and materials are confirmed in your estimate.
Surface preparation comes first
The existing floor, previous coatings and any moisture concerns affect whether a proposed coating system is suitable. Preparation is a separate part of the scope and should be confirmed after the surface is reviewed, rather than assumed from a photograph.
Appearance and everyday use
Consider the texture and appearance you prefer alongside how the space will be used and cleaned. Discuss traction, exposure and expected wear for the actual system selected. A glossy photograph alone does not establish slip resistance or product performance.
Plan the return to use
Dry-to-touch and ready for normal use are not necessarily the same. Access, ventilation, curing and maintenance requirements depend on the product and site conditions. Confirm these instructions before scheduling activities or moving belongings back into the space.
Before we begin.
Are all the floor photos confirmed epoxy?
No. The original gallery does not identify the products used. We show the actual finish photographs without assigning an unverified coating type.
When can a coated floor be used again?
That depends on the selected product and site conditions. Confirm the applicable curing and return-to-use instructions in the project plan.
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