Epoxy Floors in Apex, NC
Apex has grown quickly, with many newer subdivisions and builder-finished driveways.
Builder garage slabs are usually smooth-troweled and uncoated. That is an easy start for grinding, and we can coat once the slab has cured and dried.
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What we watch for in Apex
New-construction red clay splatters on siding and driveways, and builder concrete is often unsealed.
Humidity and dew point
Coatings need the slab to sit above the dew point while they cure. Humid Triangle mornings can make that the deciding factor, so we schedule by conditions.
Cure and use
Light foot traffic comes first and heavy use after. Exact times depend on the system and temperature, and we give you the real schedule when we quote.
How a epoxy floors job goes
- Grind. A diamond grinder opens the concrete so the coating grips it. Thin coatings over unprepared concrete are what lift under hot tires.
- Repair and test. Cracks and spalls are filled. Moisture is checked, especially in basements, because water vapour pushing up can break the bond.
- Base and flake. The base coat goes down, then flake is broadcast by hand until the colour is fully covered.
- Topcoat. A clear topcoat locks the flake in, adds wear resistance and makes the floor easy to sweep and mop.
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Questions
Do you offer epoxy floors in Apex?
Yes. We serve Apex and nearby towns. Newer subdivisions where the concrete is young and the yards are still settling in. Send the form or call and we will book a time.
How long does an epoxy floor last?
It depends on prep, moisture, product and how the floor is used. We do not promise a number of years. We explain the system we use and how it is warranted when we quote.
Can I park on it the next day?
Usually not. Foot traffic comes sooner than vehicles. We give you a specific window for your product and weather.