Concrete Polishing & Epoxy Flooring in Fairfield County, OH

Yes, Lancaster and the surrounding area are in our service area. Our shop is in northeast Columbus, so the drive to Lancaster runs about 45 minutes, and Pickerington is closer. We plan those jobs with early starts. The on-site estimate and written quote are free.

Yes, if the slab is sound. Sunrooms get strong light through all that glass, so a UV-stable topcoat matters, since some epoxies yellow in sun. A flake or solid color system with a polyaspartic topcoat holds color well. Moisture testing comes first.

Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio polishes warehouse, shop and commercial floors in Fairfield County, from Lancaster to the Canal Winchester area. Our in-house crew grinds the slab, applies densifier and polishes it to a hard, easy to clean surface that suits large open buildings. Call (614) 715-7108 to set up a free on-site estimate.

Start by grinding off all the old paint. Epoxy needs bare concrete to bond, and leftover paint can lift later. After that, cracks are repaired and the slab is moisture tested. Older basements often call for a moisture-tolerant primer under the coating.

Often, yes. Once the carpet and glue come up, many commercial slabs polish into an attractive, low-upkeep floor. Patches and old core holes will show, which suits some shops. If you'd prefer a uniform color, epoxy or dyes can help. We'll look under the carpet during the estimate.

Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio installs garage floor epoxy in Fairfield County, covering Lancaster, Pickerington, Lithopolis and Baltimore. Many garages in the newer subdivisions spreading out from Pickerington are ready for a flake system after a light grind. Our crew drives down from the Westerville Road office, and every garage gets a written quote.

A welding area needs care with any floor. Polished or grind-and-sealed concrete handles sparks best, since there's no coating to scorch. Epoxy can mark under hot slag. Many owners coat the rest of the shop and leave a bare or polished zone for welding.

Most two-car garages take a couple of days of work. You can walk on it within about a day, and vehicles go back a few days after the last coat. Bigger garages or ones with heavy repairs may take an extra day. We'll set the dates in the written quote.

It depends on what the moisture test shows. Mild vapor can be handled with a moisture-tolerant primer under the epoxy. Water that seeps in through cracks or the wall needs to be fixed first. We'll test the slab during the free estimate and tell you plainly.

Yes, and the natural light makes a polished floor look its best. A satin or semi-gloss sheen keeps glare manageable near windows. Polished concrete holds its color in the sun, and it stays easy to clean. Dyes can be added if you want warmer color.