Custom epoxy floors for garages, basements, commercial and residential. Hand-poured, one-of-a-kind, and built to last decades.
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Custom Epoxy Flooring Across Chicagoland
We’re a family-run epoxy flooring crew based in Naperville, and for 10+ years we’ve been turning tired concrete into floors people actually show off. Every project is led by founder and lead designer Michael Moreno, who treats each floor like a canvas rather than a surface to cover.
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From custom epoxy floor coating for garages and basements to commercial epoxy flooring for shops, showrooms, and warehouses, we serve homeowners and businesses across the Chicagoland area. Whether your space calls for epoxy or a fast-curing polyaspartic floor coating, our process hasn’t changed since day one: prep obsessively, pour by hand, and never leave a floor that looks like everyone else’s.
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"Concrete is just a floor waiting for a reason to be looked at."
- Michael Moreno, Founder & Lead Designer
Epoxy Floor Installation
& Coating Services
From garages to warehouses across Chicagoland, we match the right epoxy flooring system to your space, traffic, and budget. Explore our services below to find the best fit for your project.
Epoxy Floor Installation
A full resin system bonded straight to your concrete, for garages, showrooms, and any space that needs to look sharp and take a real beating.
Epoxy Seal Coatings
Insurance for your floor. An epoxy or polyaspartic floor coating that shrugs off spills, scuffs, and daily traffic for years without dulling the shine underneath.
Epoxy Overlays
New life for tired floors. We pour a fresh layer over worn epoxy instead of tearing it out, giving you a like-new look for less.
Commercial Epoxy Flooring
Durable commercial epoxy flooring for shops, showrooms, restaurants, and offices. Slip-resistant options, easy cleaning, and a seamless finish.
Industrial Epoxy Flooring
Industrial epoxy floor coating for warehouses, factories, and workshops. Resists forklift traffic, chemicals, and abrasion while keeping your facility cleaner, and easier to maintain.
Residential Epoxy Flooring
Epoxy floor coating for garages, basements, and home interiors. Pick your color, flake, or metallic finish and turn concrete into a floor worth showing off.
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Our Epoxy Floor Installation Process: Five Steps, No Shortcuts
Every epoxy floor coating we install follows the same five steps, from the first walkthrough to the final seal coat.
No skipped prep and no rushed cure times.
Consult
We walk the space with you and talk through your finish, color, and budget, then recommend the right epoxy system.
Prep
We grind, patch, and clean the concrete so the coating bonds properly. This step decides how long your floor lasts.
Pour
Hand-mixed epoxy resin is poured and worked in by hand for an even, seamless finish with no shortcuts.
Cure
The floor needs 24-72 hours to set before foot traffic. We’ll tell you exactly when it’s ready to use.
Finish
We apply the final seal coat and do a full walkthrough with you to make sure the floor is exactly what you wanted.
Custom Epoxy Floor Colors and Finishes
Solid
Clean
Flake
Textured
Quartz
Non-slip
Metallic
Marble-look
Custom
One-of-a-kind
Marble
Veined
One Pour Changes the Whole Room!
Our crew works out of Naperville and travels to homes and businesses throughout Chicagoland. Every project starts with a free on-site quote, so we see your concrete before we price it. Most residential epoxy floors are finished in 2-3 days.
Mon to Sat: 7AM to 8PM
Your Epoxy Flooring Questions Answered
How Long Does an Epoxy Floor Coating Last?
A professionally installed epoxy floor coating typically lasts 15-30 years. Homes land on the longer end, busy commercial spaces on the shorter. Prep quality and material grade make the biggest difference.
How Long Until I Can Walk on an Epoxy Floor?
Light foot traffic is fine after about 24 hours. Full cure, including parking cars or moving heavy equipment back in, takes up to 72 hours depending on temperature and the system used.
Is Epoxy Flooring Slippery?
High-gloss epoxy can be slick when wet, so we add slip-resistant texture on request. It’s standard practice for kitchens, gyms, and commercial spaces.
Can Epoxy Be Installed Over an Existing Concrete Floor?
Usually, yes. Epoxy bonds to concrete and some tile as long as the surface is properly prepped and free of oil, sealers, and contaminants. Worn epoxy can often take a fresh overlay instead of a full teardown.
How Do I Maintain an Epoxy Floor?
Spill oil on it, park on it, forget to sweep it for a month, and it will still look sharp. Sweep regularly, mop occasionally with a neutral cleaner, and skip abrasive or acidic products. That’s the whole routine.
