Epoxy floors built to outlast whatever your work throws at them.
We grind, prep, and coat concrete floors with seamless epoxy and polyaspartic systems built for daily traffic, heavy equipment, and everything in between. One crew, one visit, a floor that lasts.
A system for every floor, not a one size fits all coating
Every space asks something different of its floor. We match the system to the job, then apply it right the first time.
Commercial & Warehouse
Heavy-duty coatings rated for forklifts, pallet jacks, and round-the-clock foot traffic.
Full Flake Systems
Broadcast flake finishes that hide dirt, add slip resistance, and outlast bare concrete.
Metallic & Decorative
Custom pigment work for retail, salons, and showrooms that need a floor people notice.
Specialty & Safety Floors
Striping, marked lanes, and chemical-resistant coatings for ranges, gyms, and labs.
From bare concrete to cured floor in four stages
Order matters here. Skip a step and the floor tells on you in a year. We do not skip steps.
Diamond Grind & Prep
We open the concrete pores, patch cracks, and vacuum every bit of dust before anything gets applied.
Moisture & Repair
Slabs get tested for moisture and repaired where needed, so the coating bonds instead of bubbling later.
Base Coat & Broadcast
We roll the epoxy base and broadcast flake or metallic pigment while it is still workable.
Topcoat & Cure
A polyaspartic or urethane topcoat seals it all in, and most floors are walkable within 24 hours.
Floors we have finished around Illinois
A mix of garages, showrooms, salons, and specialty builds, all ground, coated, and sealed by our crew.
Auto Showroom
Metallic Finish
Commercial Buildout
Event Space
Metallic Hallway
Auto Lift Bay
We show up on schedule and we stand behind the floor
Licensed & insured crews
Every installer on your job is trained, background checked, and covered.
Written warranty on every floor
We put our workmanship in writing, not just a handshake at the end of the job.
Real timelines, kept
We tell you how many days it takes before we start, and we finish on that schedule.
Straight, itemized pricing
Your quote breaks down prep, materials, and labor so nothing shows up as a surprise.
"They ground out the old coating, fixed two cracked sections we didn't even flag, and had the shop floor walkable the next morning. Three years in and it still looks brand new."— Facilities Manager, Rockford Auto Group
Based in Arlington Heights, on the road most weeks
Our crews run jobs across the Chicagoland area and down through central Illinois. Not on the list? Call us, we still might be able to make the drive.
- Chicago
- Naperville
- Rockford
- Aurora
- Joliet
- Elgin
- Peoria
- Springfield
What people ask before they book
The questions we hear on almost every first call, answered straight.
Most garage and residential epoxy floors run a few dollars per square foot, while commercial and warehouse systems cost more depending on prep work, square footage, and the system you choose. We give an exact number after seeing the space in person, not a generic estimate.
A typical garage floor is ground, coated, and cured within one to two days. Larger commercial and warehouse jobs usually take two to five days depending on square footage and whether the space needs to stay operational during the work.
No. Epoxy is a coating applied on top of concrete, while polished concrete is the existing slab ground and honed to a smooth finish. We install both, and which one makes sense depends on your traffic, budget, and the look you want.
Yes. Every floor we install comes with a written workmanship warranty, so if something is not right, it is documented and covered rather than left to a handshake agreement.
We are based in Arlington Heights and run crews across Chicago, Naperville, Rockford, Aurora, Joliet, Elgin, Peoria, Springfield, and most of the surrounding areas. Call us if your project is outside this list, since we can often still make the drive.
Tell us about your floor and we will send a real quote
No pressure walkthrough, straight pricing, and a start date that actually holds.