Epoxy Flooring in Lynnwood WA - Tough, Clean Concrete Floors

Epoxy is a two-part coating. You mix a resin and a hardener, spread it on concrete, and it cures into a hard, glossy shell. It is not paint. Paint sits on top and peels. Epoxy bonds into the slab.

The usual spot is a garage. Cars drip oil, tires leave marks, and road salt and rain get tracked in all winter. Bare concrete drinks all of it. A sealed floor wipes clean with a mop.

Basements are next. Dusty, chalky concrete is a sign the surface is breaking down. Finishing a basement is a great time to fix the floor. But here in the Pacific Northwest, damp slabs are common. Water can push up through concrete from the ground below. If you coat over that without a plan, the epoxy can bubble and lift. So we test the slab for moisture first and tell you what we find.

Shops, laundry rooms, and workout spaces are good fits too. Anywhere you want a floor that takes a beating, epoxy is worth a look.

Older homes in Lynnwood and Edmonds often have cracked or patched slabs. Small cracks are normal as concrete ages. We fill and repair them before coating. Wide cracks that keep moving are different, and we will say so if we see them.

You might also want epoxy if you have a failed coating from another company. That floor needs to be ground off, not just recoated. It is more work, but it is the only way to get a good result.

Epoxy lives or dies on prep. Most failed floors had a good coating over a badly prepared slab. So we spend our time where it counts.

We begin with a free estimate. We look at the slab, check for cracks and stains, and run a moisture test. You tell us how you use the space and what look you want. Then you get an itemized quote in writing.

On the first day, we clear the area and protect walls and trim. Then we grind the concrete with a diamond grinder. This scuffs the surface so the epoxy can grip. It also removes old paint, sealers, and the weak top layer. The machine is loud and makes dust, so we use vacuum attachments to keep it contained.

Next come repairs. We fill cracks and chips with a repair compound and smooth them flat. Oil spots get cleaned out, since oil keeps epoxy from sticking.

Then we apply a primer coat. It soaks into the pores of the concrete and locks things down. After that we roll on the color coat. If you want flakes, we broadcast them across the wet surface by hand. Flakes hide dirt and add grip.

A clear topcoat goes on last. It protects against scuffs and chemicals. The floor needs time to cure. It is usually walkable after a day or so and ready for cars after a few days, depending on the product and the weather. Cool, damp air slows curing, and we plan around it.

We do not promise a same-day floor. A rushed coating fails.

At the end, we walk the job with you, clean up, and haul away all debris.

A fair price depends on your slab, not a flat rate. These are the things that change the number.

Size is the first. More square feet means more material and more time. Condition is second. A smooth, clean slab takes less work than one with deep cracks, oil stains, or an old coating to grind off. Grinding is the big labor step, so a bad starting surface costs more.

The system you pick matters. A basic single color coat costs less than a flake floor with a clear topcoat. Extra layers add protection but also add time and material. Anti-slip additives, borders, and custom colors change things as well.

Moisture is a factor. If a slab has water pushing up through it, it may need a moisture-blocking primer or some drainage work first. We would rather tell you that now than have the floor fail later.

Access counts too. A clear two-car garage is easy. A basement full of stored boxes or a narrow stair takes longer.

You get a free estimate with no trip fee. The quote is itemized, so you can see prep, repairs, coatings, and cleanup as separate lines. There are no hidden fees. If we find something unexpected once we start grinding, we stop and show you before adding anything.

We will also tell you if epoxy is not the right pick. Sometimes a simple sealer does the job for less. And if a slab has a moisture problem that coating cannot fix, we say that too, even if it means no job for us. A floor that fails in a year costs you twice.

We are a family-owned crew based in Lynnwood. John Eric Fernandez runs every job. He learned this trade from his father and has more than 25 years of hands-on work behind him.

We hold a Washington State general contractor license, and we are bonded and insured. If you have been burned before, ask for proof. We will show it.

Communication is where most contractors lose people. We answer quickly, around 30 minutes on average, and you deal with one person from start to finish. We work Monday to Saturday, 9 to 5.

Most epoxy jobs do not need a permit. If yours is part of a bigger remodel that does, we handle permits in-house. Rules differ between Snohomish and King County, and we sort that out for you.

We serve Lynnwood, Bothell, Seattle, Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Shoreline, Kenmore, Lake Forest Park, Woodinville, Kirkland, and Everett.

Our workmanship guarantee is simple. If something is not right, we make it right. We also clean up well and dispose of debris properly. Grinding dust and old coating do not get left in your yard or your garage corners.