Get in touch
Request a written quote.
Rough dimensions and a description of the floor are enough for a real range. Nothing is scheduled and nobody visits until you have a number in front of you.
Quote request form
What happens next
Three steps, no pressure at any of them.
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We read it and reply by email
If the details are enough to price it, you get a range. If they are not, you get specific questions rather than a phone call trying to book a visit.
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You get a written scope
Coating system, layer build, prep method, finish, square footage and price range, all in writing so you can compare it against anyone else honestly.
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Only then, a site visit
Measured and confirmed on site, with anything the description could not cover brought up before work is booked.
Detail beats a round number
The age of the slab, what is on it now and how much of it is failing will move a range further than the square footage does. Anything that cannot be settled in writing gets checked on the site visit.
This is a service-area business. Crews travel to your building, so there is no public showroom or counter to visit. Coverage is listed on the service area page.
Prefer to think about it first?
These three pages answer most of what people ask before they send anything.
How a floor is built
The full preparation sequence and realistic cure times, including what winter changes.
What drives the price
The six variables that decide the number on a garage, explained without a fake per-square-foot rate.
Epoxy or polyaspartic
A straight comparison, including where the cheaper chemistry is genuinely the better choice.