#1 GARAGE FLOOR COATING PORT CLINTON
Garage and Basement Floor Coating
Are you looking for a reliable contractor to apply a epoxy garage or basement floor coating? Don’t look any further!
GARAGE FLOOR EXPERTS
GET THE BEST GARAGE AND BASEMENT FLOOR SERVICES IN PORT CLINTON
Our residential garage and basement floor coating customers benefit from our years of comprehensive industrial / commercial floor coatings knowledge. To assure effective coating installation, we employ the SAME time-tested installation procedure and techniques.
How does the process work?
3 Color Flake Epoxy Floor System
Metallic Epoxy Floor System
WHY CHOOSE US
LISTEN TO WHAT OUR SATISFIED CLIENTS HAVE TO SAY ABOUT US.
BASEMENT EPOXY FLOOR IN MARBLEHEAD, OH
“Daniel Wadsworth with Coastal Epoxy Coatings did a fantastic job with our basement and I highly recommend his services if you are in Northwest Ohio!
We went with the Creekbed Multi-Color Flake option for our basement because of how warm it looked in our farmhouse. We’re very happy with the choice and the work.
Dan is one of the hardest working people I think I’ve ever met, he went over and beyond and his attention to detail really shines through in his work.”
Justin M.
GARAGE FLOOR COATING IN PORT CLINTON
“This crew performed an outstanding job on the garage floor. They made certain that I understood what sort of product I was receiving and the benefits of employing the materials they did. Their crew kept on task, were available if I had any questions or concerns, and most importantly, provided a beautiful floor that looks wonderful and was done properly with the right materials. I couldn’t have wished for a more positive experience.”
Mandy
GARAGE FLOOR COATING IN PORT CLINTON
“Fantastic company! I can’t say enough wonderful things to describe my experience. Very professional group that produced high-quality results. The owner, was extremely attentive to my needs and spoke with me at every step of the route. My hopes were exceeded by the garage floor. This firm comes highly recommended by me.”
Loren
OUR PROCESS OF GARAGE FLOOR COATING
WE TAKE PRIDE IN WHAT WE DO
Epoxy flooring professionals | Port Clinton
- We grind the surface of the concrete to create the correct profile in preparation for the base coat.
- We then apply the basecoat with 25% built-in moisture vapor barrier and broadcast your multicolor flake.
- We then scrape and collect all loose flake and apply the topcoat layer.
WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
WE PROVIDE THE BEST EPOXY FLOOR COATING IN THE INDUSTRY.
Fast & Easy Scheduling
Complete our request for a quote and we will contact you within 1 business day to schedule a time to look at your project to provide a quote.
Fast Competition Time
When we plan a epoxy floor installation, our goal is to complete the project in a timely manner so that you can go back to enjoying your area as soon as possible.
Quality Coating Epoxy
We utilize epoxy products that are intended to last a lifetime without flaking or peeling. We provide a long-term service that you can rely on.
Reliable and Responsible
When you engage with us, you can be certain that you may contact us at any time if you have any questions or concerns about the epoxy job.
TIMELINE FOR A TYPICAL FLOOR PROJECT
Floor Prep
8:00am – 10:00am
Base Coat
10:00am – 01:00pm
Prep for Top Coat
01:00pm – 03:00pm
Apply Top Coat
03:00pm – 05:00pm
EasyPoly High Solids SC 24H is a two component (1:1) high solids, slow cure, VOV compliant, aliphatic polyurea topcoat system. It provides outstanding clarity, appearance, high gloss, low odor, UV resistance, and amazing chemical resistance. The high solids formulation provides virtually no odor or shrinkage during the curing process.
WORKING WITH US IS EASY AS 1-2-3
1
GET A QUOTE
Request a free and quick quotation for your customized project. We will do our best to contact you as soon as possible once you request an estimate.
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PICK A DAY
If you accept our quote, the next step is to choose a time on our calendar that works best for you. We provide flexible and affordable scheduling alternatives.
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ENJOY YOUR FLOOR
The final step is to relax and enjoy your new gorgeous epoxy floor!
GARAGE FLOOR COATING FAQ
Professional garage floor coating installers utilize high-solids epoxy resins, but the DIY kit is typically an epoxy paint, which is a water-based paint with some epoxy resin added so that the word epoxy may be sold on the label. There is also a significant difference in the amount and quality of prep work that experienced installers can do.
Epoxy is a two-part product made up of an epoxy resin (often referred to as Part A) and a hardener (Part B). Before use, the two components must be combined together. It’s crucial to note that, unlike paint, high-quality epoxies are high-solids (often 98-100 percent solids), which means they don’t include any water or other elements that will evaporate, and the two components will never dry until they’re combined together. When the epoxy and hardener are put together, the epoxy cures and the components begin to cross-link. The strength of epoxy is due to this cross-linking.
Paint is often a water-based acrylic latex substance. When a thin layer of paint is applied to a surface, the water evaporates and the paint dries. This implies that, unlike epoxy, when you apply paint to your floor or a wall, it will be considerably thinner when dried than when it is wet.
Absolutely. Epoxy, like paint, comes in a variety of sorts and brands that vary in price and quality. If you are considering having your garage floor coated, be sure that the contractor you choose uses high-solids, non-water-based materials.
Every garage floor coating operation begins with a concrete grinder, which utilizes metal-bonded diamond tools to open the pores of the concrete, abrade the surface, and remove contaminants such as oil, grime, and grease. Consider this technique to be similar to sanding a piece of wood before painting or staining it. The holes and cracks are then fixed and smoothed. Before coating, the floor is swept, cleaned, and/or washed.
The concrete grinder is linked to a massive, industrial vacuum that is meant to keep concrete dust from being discharged into the air, and it does an excellent job of it. It is conceivable, however, that some dust will escape. If you do not want dust on any of your things, move them out of the garage or cover them with plastic during this procedure.
Prepping and coating your garage floor might take up to four days depending on the size of the garage, the quality of the original concrete, and the epoxy technique used.
When the process is finished, you should be able to walk on your newly coated floor the next day. Allow 48 hours for the floor to cure before reintroducing heavy goods such as work benches and freezers, and at least 72 hours before parking on it.
Your industrial floor coating will be backed by a 15 year warranty that should never peel. The top coat will gradually lose its gloss over time, but your coating should endure for at least 15 years.
If your floor is beginning to wear down and lose some of its luster, it may be renewed by performing a deep clean, abrading the surface, and putting a new top coat. Again, your floor should last at least 15 years before requiring a fresh top coat.