Epoxy Flooring Installation Services

Concrete Crack Repair

Hairline cracks get a flexible polyurethane sealant to handle seasonal movement; wider cracks are chased, fitted with a foam backer rod, and filled with a rigid patching compound troweled flush. Using the wrong product on a moving crack is the main reason patches fail within a year.

Concrete Grinding

A walk-behind grinder with a diamond cup wheel removes old coatings, mastic, and grease while creating the surface profile epoxy needs to grip. A handheld edge grinder covers perimeter zones, and a HEPA vacuum on a dust shroud keeps the workspace clean throughout.

Concrete Polishing

The installer assesses slab condition, repairs cracks and pits, then runs diamond abrasive pads through a coarse-to-fine grit sequence. A densifier applied mid-sequence hardens the surface, and a final sealer or stain guard locks in the finish level specified at the estimate stage.

Concrete Resurfacing

Spalled driveways, rough patios, and worn garage floors in Marietta often have structurally sound slabs that need surface repair, not full replacement. The installer assesses crack depth, runs a moisture check, and performs a bond test to confirm the new layer will adhere before any resurfacing mix is specified.

Concrete Sealing

Porous or weathered concrete on driveways, patios, and walkways gets a crack inspection and surface cleaning before a water-repellent sealer is applied. The installer selects the sealer based on porosity test results, and a water-beading check after application confirms the surface is fully protected.

Concrete Surface Preparation

The installer removes contamination first, old sealer, adhesive residue, paint, then grinds or shot blasts the slab to an ICRI-rated surface profile. A moisture vapor test and bond-readiness inspection follow before any primer or coating is applied, confirming the slab is fully prepared.

Epoxy Flooring Installation

Every installation starts with slab moisture testing and a full prep checklist covering diamond grinding, degreasing, and crack repair. A polyaspartic topcoat seals the system with a UV-stable, vehicle-traffic-rated finish and a documented handover follows the final curing inspection.

Garage Epoxy Coating

Oil-stained or dusting garage slabs in Marietta get a full prep sequence, moisture check, crack patching, and diamond grinding, before a primer, epoxy base coat, decorative flake broadcast, and polyaspartic topcoat are applied. The finished system handles vehicle traffic and resists tire marks and surface wear.

Pool Deck Resurfacing

Cracked or slippery pool decks get a soundness check and crack filling before an acrylic polymer overlay goes down with a slip-resistant texture additive. A UV-stable finish coat resists the intense Marietta sun and pool chemical exposure, delivering a cooler, safer surface without replacing the existing slab.

Self-Leveling Concrete Overlay

Uneven or pitted slabs common in older Marietta homes get a bonding agent primer, then a self-leveling cementitious mix poured and spread to correct dips and high spots. The result is a flat, structurally sound surface that accepts a polished finish or a protective topcoat without full slab replacement.

Terrazzo Flooring Installation

Terrazzo is a poured-and-troweled system, not a coating. The installer grinds the slab, runs moisture vapor transmission testing, sets divider strips, then pours an epoxy resin and aggregate mix. Hand and power troweling bring the surface flat before sealer application locks in the finish.

Traffic Coating Application

Worn or porous concrete gets a moisture and adhesion check before a primer coat, epoxy base coat, and abrasion-resistant topcoat are applied in sequence. Broadcast aggregate adds slip resistance where needed, and the full system is rated for vehicle and foot traffic rather than decorative use only.