Staining brings out the natural tones of concrete and a sealant can help to protect the lifetime of your floor. Stain Concrete can work better indoors and outside based on UV stabilization and other variables. We have been staining concrete for years and we are able to guide you in the right direction.

Every home already has a concrete base surface under your existing flooring material. All that is needed to upgrade it into a beautiful floor is the right mechanical polisher, and the skills to use it correctly.

More and more people are ditching carpet for allergy reasons, while many find that hardwood and tile remain too expensive. Our approach provides a cost-effective alternative, as well as years of usability without much maintenance.

And because it already exists in your house, there isn’t a ton of hard labor to make it presentable. If you’re considering upgrading your floors, then you may want to think about polished concrete floors.

Staining concrete surfaces is a straightforward process for the right flooring team.

Stamped concrete, commonly referred to as patterned concrete or imprinted concrete, uses rubber stamps designed from “real stone” molds to imprint the concrete to resemble natural brick, slate, cobblestone, tile, and even wood planks.

Endless selection of exquisite designs and classic looks.

Much more affordable in the short and long term.

Installation is easy and quick, and concrete materials cost much less than stone and pavers.

Concrete also requires less maintenance.

The lack of joints and spaces means there’s no place for weeds to grow.

Maintenance is as easy as sweeping and washing surfaces to remove dirt.

With stamped concrete, you can get the same look and feel of stone, brick, slate, and other materials, without breaking the bank.

Stamped concrete walkways are relatively maintenance-free, only requiring sealing every few years to maintain the color and texture of the walkway.

Stamped concrete is also significantly less susceptible than other materials to the frost freeze cycle common in colder climates.

When properly sealed, stamped concrete will resist fading from harmful UV rays, and be protected from constant water exposure and harsh pool chemicals.

If you are worried about your stamped concrete pool deck getting slippery, we use non-skid grit additive in the sealer to improve traction.

A concrete overlay is a process that prepares the surface of a concrete floor before new concrete is laid on top of the floor. Concrete overlays are done through dyeing, stamping, and staining for a beautiful result.

Completely prevents the need to replace worn-out concrete floors

Adds texture, patterns, and colors to a dull existing concrete floor.

Resurfaces interior concrete floors through dyes and stains resulting in beautiful patterns and colors.

Protects the concrete floor

Levels and smoothens uneven concrete floors

Whether choosing flakes, metallic or smooth finish, epoxy coatings on floors, proves to be the ultimate in protection. It works wonderful on both commercial and residential applications alike. There are a lot of reasons for the epoxy to be applied instead of wax or acrylic sealers. The main reason is how extremely well the product wears and there is no maintenance. All of the waxes and acrylic sealers that are applied by us come with a 1 year warranty, but the epoxy comes with a 3 year warranty. So the epoxy is a better choice with more warranty.

Self-Leveling. Easy to clean

Self-Dispersing. Durable and strong. Ideal for areas with high traffic.

Self-Dispersing with Quartz. Durable and strong with an anti-slip feature.

Mortar Epoxy Flooring. The strongest of all epoxy floors and is ideal for highly industrial areas.

Epoxy Flaked. Regular epoxy floors are added with epoxy chips and flakes for decoration.

Graveled Epoxy Floors. The most decorative and complex type of epoxy floors. Comes with an anti-slip feature.