EPOXY FLOORING GUIDES

Flake and quartz are the two broadcast epoxy systems we install. Both start the same way: a prepared slab, a base coat, and a material scattered into it while it is wet. What gets scattered, and how the floor is finished, is where they part ways.

Ask anyone who installs floors for a living what makes an epoxy floor succeed or fail, and you will hear the same answer: the concrete underneath. The coating is the part you see. The preparation is the part that decides whether it stays put.

Epoxy flooring is renowned for its durability, low maintenance, and aesthetic appeal, making it a popular choice for residential and commercial spaces. However, the unique climate of the Pocono Mountains presents specific challenges that must be considered when evaluating the suitability and performance of epoxy flooring in this region.

Choosing the right flooring solution is more than just another expense in your construction or renovation budget—it’s an investment in your home or business’s long-term value and success. The flooring you install must be durable, cost-effective, and suited to the unique needs of your installation.