Yes. While the Texas heat makes DIY kits dry too fast to apply correctly, our professional-grade coatings are formulated for various temperature ranges, ensuring a perfect bond even in August.

An average coating, if maintained properly, can last up to ten years. If you have selected a good product, it can survive for more than 10 years.

Re-pouring concrete can be an expensive and extensive remedy for your concrete damage. As part of our process, we repair minor damaged areas in the concrete to improve the look of your floor, as well as strengthen and rebuild the damaged concrete. We will address any pitting, scaling, or cracks that have developed in your concrete over the years due to salt & chemical exposure, as well as movement of your concrete due to expansion and contraction.

Yes, our polyaspartic coatings are highly resistant to hot tire marks and hot tire pickup. Unlike traditional DIY epoxy, which softens under the heat of freshly driven tires and peels up when the vehicle moves, polyaspartic has an advanced chemical structure with a high heat tolerance. This prevents the rubber from bonding to or pulling up the floor surface.

It all depends on the size of the space we are going to work on, and other factors like time of year and temperature. The curing time may take up to 1-3 days before your floors are completely cured. In most cases, you can walk on your new floors after 24 hours of the final application; however, you will need to wait at least 72 hours before drive in.

Even the best laid concrete floors will begin to break down and deteriorate over time. This can cause cracks, divots, and chips to appear in your concrete floor. With a professionally installed epoxy floor system, your concrete will be sealed and protected from the elements that can cause damage to your concrete while giving you an easy to clean and beautiful floor.