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Acid staining (also known as acid etching) gives concrete a mottled, variegated, marble-like look. It creates beautiful colors on concrete, mostly earth tone browns, reddish browns and greens. We can also create custom shades by mixing and matching the available colors, or applying them at different rates.
Epoxy flooring is a liquid floor coating that can be applied to concrete. It is even rolled on, much like paint. It comes in a variety of colors and color chips so you can match the epoxy to your work area or home décor. It may look and spread like paint, but the difference between epoxy flooring and paint is its durability. Once sealed and dry, unlike paint, epoxy coating is impervious to automobile fluids, grease, oils, industrial solvents making it easy to clean while aesthetically more appealing than concrete.
Take a look at a few examples of previous work below that we have performed and see how we can transform your bland concrete floors into so much more.
Overlays have become more common as the products have improved. They can be used to make a surface look new again, level uneven surfaces, and offer splatter and knockdown finishes.
Polished concrete is fast becoming the ultimate no-wax flooring material. Thanks to recent advances in polishing equipment and techniques, we can now grind concrete floor surfaces, whether new or old, to a high-gloss finish that never needs waxes or coatings. Factor in the superior durability and performance of concrete, and it’s no wonder why more retail, warehouse, and office facilities are opting for polished concrete flooring. Even homeowners are catching on to the appeal of these smooth, high-luster floors, which can be stained to replicate the look of polished stone.