Epoxy floors generally last 10–20 years in homes and 5–10 years in commercial spaces. Proper preparation and a strong topcoat help maximize durability.

Most projects are completed in 1–3 days depending on the floor size, concrete condition, and the epoxy system you choose. Full curing takes 5–7 days, although floors can handle light use much sooner.

Yes. Cracks, pits, and damaged areas are repaired before the epoxy process begins so the surface is ready for a clean, long-lasting finish.

Epoxy can become slick when wet, but traction can be improved with anti-slip additives. This is a great option for garages, patios, and busy areas.

Maintenance is simple. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping with a mild or neutral cleaner like dawn dish soap to keep your floor looking new. Harsh chemicals like Fabuloso, Bleach, Pinesol and vinegar should be avoided.

Yes. Epoxy is an excellent choice for garages because it resists stains, chemicals, tire marks, and heavy traffic.

There may be a temporary odor during installation, but it fades quickly. Low-VOC materials help keep the process more comfortable indoors.

Epoxy is thicker and great for building a strong base. Polyaspartic cures faster, has better UV resistance, and doesn’t yellow in the sun. Many systems use epoxy as the basecoat and polyaspartic as the topcoat for the best results.

Yes. Epoxy is highly customizable and available in solid colors, full flake systems, quartz blends, and metallic finishes. You can choose the look, texture, and style that match your space perfectly