Concrete coating systems
Eleven systems, one prep standard. Diamond-ground, moisture-tested, and built in polyaspartic by default — for homes and businesses across the West Valley.
01 / RESIDENTIAL
For homes across the West Valley.
Garages, patios, pool decks, driveways and entries. Every residential system starts with the same grind, repair and moisture test, whatever finish goes on top of it.
Most homes need one or two of these, not all eight — a garage floor and, often, a patio or driveway to match. Each page below breaks down what the system is, what Arizona heat and UV do to it specifically, your color and finish options, the install timeline, and what it costs, so you can compare systems before you talk to us.
02 / COMMERCIAL & TRADE
For builders, GCs & facilities.
Retail, restaurant, medical, industrial and warehouse floors, plus polished concrete — scheduled around your timeline, not ours.
Commercial work gets quoted differently than a residential garage: return-to-service time, crew capacity, and a single point of contact matter as much as the system itself. Each page below covers the floor; the trade partner program below covers how we work with builders, GCs, and facility managers specifically.
Building lots, tenant improvements, or a facility portfolio? See the trade partner program →
03 / NOT SURE YET
Start with the floor you have.
Most decisions come down to two questions: what does this space do, and does it see direct sun.
If it is an interior garage, shop, or living space with real vehicle or foot traffic, our default recommendation is a polyaspartic system — flake or solid color, depending on how much the existing slab needs to hide. If the space sees direct sun, whether that is an open garage door or a fully exterior slab, polyaspartic is not a preference, it is close to a requirement: see polyaspartic vs epoxy for the full comparison.
Epoxy still has a place — mostly indoors, out of direct sun, and where budget matters more than a 20-year finish. We will tell you honestly when that is your floor on the epoxy flooring page, and when it is not.
For a number before you talk to us, see what a garage floor coating costs in Arizona, broken down by system and square footage. For everything else, get a written estimate below.
04 / GET A NUMBER
Get a number, not a pitch.
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Send photos or book a visit
Whichever is faster for you — both work.
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We measure and inspect
Slab condition, cracks and moisture, on-site or from your photos.
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You get a written quote
A firm number and an install date, not a range that moves later.
Prefer to talk? (623) 000-0000?