FAQs

Our comprehensive surface preparation process addresses floor cracks through grinding, filling, and sealing. The color chips in our standard three-layer coating system effectively conceal imperfections, ensuring a seamless finish.

Expansion or contraction joints, commonly found in concrete slabs, are manageable with our various solutions. During your initial consultation or moisture test, we'll assess the joints and recommend the most suitable option for your specific situation.

Your presence is not required on installation day. Simply provide us access to the project area, and you'll return to a newly coated floor. Please ensure the floor is cleared of all items before our arrival.

Prior to our arrival, please remove all items from the floor of the project area. We require a completely clear, bare space to begin our work efficiently.

For routine maintenance, a leaf blower is highly effective at removing dust and debris. Periodic cleaning can be accomplished with warm vinegar water and a mop. Avoid pressure washing as it can damage the topcoat of your newly coated floor.

Under dry conditions, our coated floors provide excellent traction. While any surface can become slippery when wet, our standard three-layer coating system includes a chip layer for texture and an anti-slip grit in the topcoat to enhance safety and reduce the risk of slipping.

Once fully cured, your coated floor is resistant to most chemicals and oils. However, strong acids like battery acid can eventually cause damage. In case of a battery leak, promptly clean with water and vinegar. To preserve the surface, avoid sliding sharp or heavy objects across the floor.

Professional installation ensures proper application and optimal results. The process requires extensive preparation and specialized equipment, such as diamond grinders, which are not typically available for DIY projects. Professional application minimizes the risk of improper installation and potential safety hazards associated with handling chemicals.