Finishes & Surfaces

Explore our range of concrete finishes and coating systems. Each option has different strengths depending on budget, traffic, maintenance expectations, and appearance.

Below, you’ll find straightforward information on pricing ranges, typical longevity, and where each finish performs best so you can make an informed decision before reaching out.

Available Finishes

Each finish option comes with its own unique benefits, aesthetics, and durability profile. Click any finish below to explore detailed information, FAQs, before/after photos, and process details.

Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Quarter-Inch Flake

Best for: Garages, Interior Spaces, and Workshops

$5.50 – $6.50/sq ft

Lifetime

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Choosing the Right Finish

1. How the Concrete Is Prepared

If a contractor can’t clearly explain how they mechanically prepare the slab, that’s a red flag. Proper preparation determines adhesion, durability, and long-term performance.

2. Whether the System Matches How the Space Is Used

If a contractor can’t clearly explain how they mechanically prepare the slab, that’s a red flag. Proper preparation determines adhesion, durability, and long-term performance.

3. Clarity Around Pricing and Scope

If a contractor can’t clearly explain how they mechanically prepare the slab, that’s a red flag. Proper preparation determines adhesion, durability, and long-term performance.

4. Realistic Expectations About Performance

If a contractor can’t clearly explain how they mechanically prepare the slab, that’s a red flag. Proper preparation determines adhesion, durability, and long-term performance.

Not sure which finish fits your space? We’ll walk through how the floor will be used, discuss tradeoffs, and recommend a system that makes sense even if it’s not the most expensive option.

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