Epoxy flooring in Delaware

The price depends mostly on the square footage, the condition of your existing slab, and the system you choose — a basic single-car garage is far less than a large garage that needs crack repair and a full decorative flake build. Because slab prep is the part that makes or breaks the result, we look at your actual floor and give you a detailed, fixed price during your free in-home consultation, with no surprise charges once we start grinding.

We install over two days. Day one is the grind, crack and pit repair, primer, the pigmented epoxy base, and the broadcast color flake. Day two is the polyaspartic clear top coat, which goes down over a base that has had all night to bond. After that, keep vehicles off the floor for seven full days — that is what lets the coating reach full hardness instead of taking tire impressions in its first week. You'll get exact walk-on and drive-on dates for your floor before we begin.

No, and it's deliberate. A one-day floor is an easy thing to sell because it sounds convenient, but it doesn't give the base coat time to bond to the concrete — and a base that never bonded is the single most common reason coatings lift, bubble, and peel a year or two later. We let the epoxy base cure overnight before the polyaspartic top coat goes on. It costs you one extra day and it's the difference between a floor that lasts and a floor you redo.

Peeling and hot-tire pickup almost always trace back to two things: a slab that wasn't mechanically prepped, and moisture pushing up through concrete. We address both — diamond-grinding the surface so the coating mechanically bonds, and selecting moisture-tolerant primers suited to Delaware's humid, coastal conditions. Done that way, an epoxy floor stays put through humid summers, hot tires, and the road salt tracked in over winter.

Decorative flake comes in dozens of pre-blended color combinations, from subtle grays and tans to bolder blues and earth tones, plus solid-color and metallic options. The flake adds grip and texture and helps hide minor slab imperfections, all sealed under a clear topcoat. We'll bring flake and finish samples to your free in-home consultation so you can choose the right look for your space.

Prep is where the durability comes from. We diamond-grind the concrete to open up the surface so the coating can bond, then patch cracks, fill pits, and degrease and vacuum the slab until it's clean and sound. Only then do we prime and coat. Skipping this step is why so many DIY and big-box coatings fail within a couple of winters — and why we won't do it any other way.

We install garage and basement epoxy floors throughout Delaware — including Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Dover, and across Sussex County. If you're in Delaware, we can help.