Epoxy Coating in Galena, OH

Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio installs epoxy in Galena garages, outbuildings and village storage spaces. Oversized Galena garages hold boats, trailers, golf carts and mowers, so a durable flake system with a slip-resistant topcoat is common. Contractor storage buildings on the edge of town can take industrial epoxy. Our in-house crew preps every slab with a diamond grinder, and you get a written quote.

Yes. A flake floor with a polyaspartic topcoat sheds water and wipes clean of sand. Grit can dull the topcoat slowly, so sweeping now and then helps. The flake pattern hides sand between cleanings, which is handy in a garage full of lake gear.

If your Galena garage has wet tires, boat trailers and lawn equipment rolling across it, Concrete Polish and Epoxy Ohio can coat it with flake epoxy and a textured topcoat. Older homes in the village may have thinner, patched slabs that need repair first. Newer homes on larger lots usually go straight to grinding and coating. Estimates come from our Westerville Road office, free of charge.

A quick wipe is all a gas spill needs on a properly topcoated floor. Gasoline left sitting for a long time can soften or dull some coatings, so cleaning it promptly matters. A chemical-resistant topcoat adds extra protection where fuel is stored.

Epoxy is hard, like any concrete floor, so foam mats or rugs in play areas are a good idea. The upside is cleanup. Spilled juice, crayons and paint wipe right off. A light texture in the topcoat adds grip for running feet.

The old paint has to come off first. Coating over peeling paint means the new floor peels too. Grinding removes the paint and opens the concrete underneath. After that, cracks are repaired and the new system bonds directly to the slab.

Only if the moisture test calls for it. Living near water does not automatically mean a wet slab. If readings come back high, a moisture-tolerant primer goes down first to help the coating stay bonded. The test result and the plan are spelled out in your quote.

A flake epoxy system with a polyaspartic topcoat handles a home gym well, especially with rubber mats where weights land. Heavy drops on bare coating can chip any floor. Mats protect the floor and the weights, and the rest of the floor stays easy to clean.

Yes, that is called cove base. The coating curves up the wall a few inches, which keeps spills and water from getting behind the bench. It also makes the edge of the floor easier to clean. It adds some time to the job and is listed in your quote.

No need to empty it for the estimate. Clear enough space to see the floor's condition and a few cracks. Before install day, though, the garage needs to be completely empty. Shelving bolted to the wall can usually stay if the area under it is clear.