Epoxy & Flooring

Floors built to take a beating

Three flooring systems, split by what the floor actually has to survive. Follow any of them through for the full detail, the prep that decides whether it lasts, and the FAQs.

Three-car garage finished wall to wall in gray decorative flake

Garage Floor Epoxy

The garage takes more abuse than any floor in the house: hot tires, road salt, dropped tools, and oil drips. We install epoxy and polyaspartic as two standalone systems and moisture-test the slab before quoting, because that reading is what decides which one your floor should get. Finished in decorative flake or solid color, in a range of blends.

Used in attached and detached garages, workshops, and shop bays.

Garage floor epoxy in detail

Glossy wood gym floor in a Kansas City school gymnasium

Wood Floor Refinishing

Most wood floors that look finished are not. The boards are sound and the finish on top of them has worn through. We either sand the floor back and refinish it, or clean and prepare the existing finish and lay a fresh topcoat over it to preserve what is there — and we tell you which one your floor needs after standing on it.

Used on residential hardwood, school and rec-center gym floors, and wood floors in commercial buildings.

Wood floor refinishing in detail

Grey and white metallic marble epoxy floor in an open-plan kitchen

Traditional Epoxy Flooring

This is our workhorse floor, the one that goes down in basements, commercial spaces, shops, warehouses, and retail floors alike. We mechanically profile and moisture-seal the concrete so damp, below-grade slabs stay dry instead of sweating, then build a finish that shrugs off forklift traffic, foot traffic, and dropped tools for years. Solid color, decorative flake, or metallic.

Used in basement floors, commercial spaces, shops, warehouses, retail floors, and utility rooms.

Traditional epoxy flooring in detail

School corridor with a speckled VCT tile floor coated to a mirror finish, reflecting the ceiling lights down its length

VCT Floor Coating

The square vinyl tile in corridors, classrooms, clinics, and kitchens does not have to be torn out when it starts looking grey. We strip the built-up old finish off, prepare the tile, and seal it under a new one. The tile stays where it is, nothing gets demolished, and the building stays usable while the work is phased around it.

Used on VCT tile in schools, clinics, offices, retail floors, corridors, and commercial kitchens.

VCT floor coating in detail

Close view of a coated asphalt shingle roof with granules bonded in place
Commercial

No tear-off. No dumpsters. No shutdown.

A seamless membrane goes straight over your existing roof, sealing every seam and fastener while the business underneath keeps running.

Protective Coatings

Seal it now, or replace it later

Four coating systems for the surfaces taking the full weather load. Each has its own page with the prep, the process, and what is warrantied.

Crew applying a protective roof coating on a large commercial flat roof

Roof Coatings

A roof coating is a seamless protective membrane applied directly over your existing roof. It seals hairline cracks and seams before they become leaks, reflects heat instead of absorbing it, and shields the roof beneath from UV and weather, typically at a fraction of what a tear-off replacement costs. No dumpsters, no shutdown.

Used on asphalt shingles, flat and low-slope roofs, commercial buildings, shops, and warehouses.

Roof coatings in detail

Backyard deck coating in a rich redwood finish with railing

Deck Coatings

Sun and rain are relentless on a deck. Left unsealed, boards gray, crack, splinter, and eventually rot. Our deck coatings lock out moisture and UV, restore rich color, and keep the surface smooth and safe for bare feet. Caught in time, a deck can be brought back; left too long, it gets replaced board by board.

Used on wood decks, composite decks, porches, stairs, and railings.

Deck coatings in detail

Privacy fence and gate sealed in a uniform redwood finish

Fence & Exterior Coatings

A fence is the first thing people see, and the first thing the weather attacks. Our fence coatings seal out moisture that warps and rots boards, block the UV that bleaches them gray, and give the whole property a crisp, cared-for look in a single pass. The same visit covers sheds, outbuildings, and metal buildings.

Used on wood privacy fences, ranch and rail fencing, gates, pergolas, sheds, and outbuildings.

Fence and exterior coatings in detail

Sealed warehouse concrete pad with fresh yellow safety striping

Concrete & Driveway Sealing

Concrete looks solid and behaves like a sponge. Water gets into it, a Kansas City winter freezes and expands it, and the surface starts flaking away. Road salt makes it faster. Sealing closes the slab so water, salt, and oil sit on top and rinse off instead of soaking in. If a coating is not the right answer, we will say so.

Used on driveways, garage aprons, walkways, patios, porches, retaining walls, and loading pads.

Concrete and driveway sealing in detail

Coating costs a fraction of replacing

Whichever surface brought you here, the math is the same. Protecting what you own costs a fraction of tearing it out.

  • 50-70% Saved vs. replacement Coating a surface against a full tear-out and rebuild
  • $1,500 Typical starting point Exact pricing is itemized in your written proposal
  • 1-15 Year warranties Depending on the surface and the system specified
  • Days Not weeks No demolition, so your property stays usable throughout

Payment plans available. A coated surface is a repair you do once instead of four times. If the timing on cost is the obstacle, checking your monthly options takes about two minutes and does not affect your credit score.

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Wood privacy fence with a sealed natural finish
Every surface

Not sure which system you need?

That is our job, not yours. Tell us about the surface and we will recommend the right system, with a free proposal in one business day.

Not sure which coating you need?

That is our job, not yours. Tell us about the surface and we will recommend the right system, with a free proposal in one business day.

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Missouri, Kansas & Arkansas
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