Garage Floors
A ground, patched and sealed garage floor that shrugs off ice melt, hot tires and oil — and wipes clean with a shop broom.
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Lakewood is a mid-century city, and that shapes almost every floor we do here. A lot of the housing between Belmar, Eiber and Bear Creek went up in the 1950s through the 1970s, which means the slabs have been through fifty-plus Colorado winters — and a slab with that much history is a prep job before it is a coating job.
That is not a bad thing. Old concrete is often extremely well cured and takes a coating beautifully once the surface is properly opened up and the damage is repaired. It just means the honest quote on a Lakewood garage has more grinding, crack chasing and spall repair in it than a quote on a new build out east.
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Expect three things on an older Lakewood floor: cracking from decades of freeze-thaw movement, spalling and pitting where the surface has flaked away — often worst just inside the door where snowmelt and ice melt collect — and oil contamination from whatever has been parked there since the Ford administration.
All three are fixable. Cracks get chased out and filled, spalls get patched and leveled, and oil gets treated and drawn out before anything goes down. What is not fixable is coating over the top of them and hoping, which is why we grind rather than etch on every job.
Up on Green Mountain and out toward Applewood and Solterra the picture changes — newer builds, bigger garages, and slabs that need far less remedial work. Those are quick, clean installs, and they are where a metallic floor or a high-end flake blend really pays off visually.
Lakewood also has a strong basement market. A lot of these houses have full basements that are being finished into gyms, workshops and living space, and a sealed floor is a far better answer down there than carpet on a below-grade slab.
Communities & areas we serve around Lakewood: Belmar, Green Mountain, Applewood, Union Square, Bear Creek, Solterra, Eiber.
Lakewood ZIP codes served: 80214, 80215, 80226, 80227, 80228, 80232, 80235.
A ground, patched and sealed garage floor that shrugs off ice melt, hot tires and oil — and wipes clean with a shop broom.
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A UV-stable coating that cures in hours instead of days, goes down in cold weather, and does not amber in the sun like epoxy.
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Hard-wearing epoxy systems for garages, basements, shops and commercial spaces — installed over properly ground and repaired concrete.
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A sealed, warm-looking basement floor that stops concrete dust, cleans easily and does not turn into a problem when water shows up.
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Marbled metallic finishes with real depth — poured, worked by hand and sealed. The floor people actually comment on.
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Vinyl flake broadcast into the base coat, then sealed — texture underfoot, hides dirt and wear, and it is the best value in coatings.
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Bare garage slab, a basement you are finishing, a peeling floor that needs redoing, or a shop floor that has taken all it can? Call or send the form and we will walk the floor with you and hand you a free written quote.
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