First off, thank you to all the attendees that we had the opportunity to connect with at the Columbus Home Improvement Show. We enjoyed 
displaying our coating options and explaining how we go about installing each flooring system. Whenever we do these shows, we receive numerous appointments for free quotes over the next month – we generate much of our outdoor installs through our Spring marketing efforts. With that, if you are reading this and have an interest in receiving a free estimate for your outdoor project, or have any questions about our Residential Epoxy Flooring do not hesitate to call/email or fill out our contact form for more information.
At this point, I would like to address many of the general questions most people asked us while at the Home Show about our concrete coating systems. The answers to these questions are not exact for any specific one coating, but serve as a general rule of thumb about our coating systems.
What are Residential Epoxy Flooring Concrete Coatings?
Our coatings are a concrete resurfacing option that is installed over existing concrete floors for both interior and exterior concrete. All of our coatings are installed by hand (we do not use any stamps), thus giving our clients a true, one-of-a-kind floor. We install a wide range of flooring systems such as 100% solid epoxy, concrete stain, acrylic cement, and rubber-based products. Clients have the ability to customize any coating with our various color options and design techniques. Concrete Coatings are used not only in residential, but in industrial and recreational settings as well. Premier uses only the highest quality, industrial products on the market to ensure every customer is getting the best value.
How durable are your Residential Epoxy Flooring coating systems?
We use only industrial products on all of our projects. They are designed to give clients the most value and longevity over any other coating material on the market. Just to give you an idea of how strong our products are, we installed an epoxy flake floor in the garage of a Fire Station in 2008 to protect the firehouse’s garage from dirt, debris, salt, and the extreme work environment. Due to our expertise and industrial coatings, we have yet to receive a repair call. Those same products are used in all of our residential epoxy flooring projects.
How long does a typical Residential Epoxy Flooring project take to complete?
A typical residential epoxy flooring project takes approximately 3 – 5 days to complete depending on several variables. Variables include, but are not limited to: size of job, repairs and/or preparation requirements, weather, additional design details, customer requests, etc.
What if I already have an existing Epoxy concrete coating?
Unfortunately, we must grind off any existing coating and repair materials before we can install any of our coatings. This ensures the integrity and longevity of our flooring systems. If you have stamped concrete that has faded, please contact us for options in reviving it.
How do you prepare my Residential Epoxy concrete Flooring for resurfacing?
We start every project by first preparing the concrete for our products. It is imperative that we have a fresh concrete surface before installing our concrete coatings on your project – this will allow our products to have only the BEST mechanical bond. We spend approximately 66% of the project prepping your floor which may either be by diamond grinding or pressure washing the concrete (depending on the location of the project) and in some cases we do both! Most contractors will come in and just acid wash or not even prep your floor – we get calls all the time about botched installs with customer asking if we can save their project; we must start fresh every time.
What if my concrete has cracks, chipping, or is old?
No worries, we are experts in repairing existing problem areas of concrete. In some cases we have been found to be a cheaper alternative over tearing out and replacing existing slabs of concrete. Once we have saved your concrete we then install our decorative designs to hide the flaws and repairs.
