Some surfaces are a materials problem before they are a painting problem. High-traffic corridors, anything exposed to moisture or wear, and any surface carrying a performance requirement in the spec need a coating chosen for the condition and applied to the manufacturer’s requirements. Get it wrong and it fails early, then gets redone at somebody’s cost.
We apply coatings to spec for general contractors and building owners, and hold lead abatement certification for work on older buildings where that matters.
A polyaspartic flake system over prepared concrete. It bonds into the slab rather than sitting on top of it, cures fast enough to put a garage back in service quickly, and takes what a working garage actually does to a floor.
A two-part resin system that builds a thick, continuous film over concrete. Where a floor needs a hard, washable surface that can take traffic, spills and regular cleaning, epoxy is the workhorse.
Applied fire-resistive coatings insulate structural steel so the frame keeps its strength longer in a fire. This is specified work: the rated assembly on the drawings dictates the material and the thickness, and neither is chosen on site.
A thin cement-based finish applied over what is already there (concrete, tile, an existing floor), leaving one continuous surface with no seams or grout lines. It goes on floors, walls, counters and wet areas.
Surface prep and metallic epoxy over a garage gym floor, Duvall.
Surface prep and microcement over a bathroom floor, Bellevue.
Send drawings, a scope, or just the building address. We bid multi-family, commercial and custom residential across the Pacific Northwest.