Coating systems matched to what the slab is actually doing.

Every service on this page is a variation of the same four-pass stack (grind, primer, base, broadcast or pour, polyaspartic). What changes between services is which pass gets specialized for the slab's job: a humid Farmington Hills basement, a hot-tire garage, a showroom-grade entry, a failed coating that needs diagnosing before it gets replaced.

Call the line, describe the slab, get a recommendation.

When you compare these pages against other bids, compare the boring parts. Anyone can show a glossy finish photo. The differences that matter live in the grind spec, the moisture reading, the primer chemistry, and the cure windows, and those are exactly the details each service page below spells out. A Farmington Hills floor done right is a boring story for the next fifteen years, which is the entire point.

A word about seasons. Coatings cure by temperature, and an attached Farmington Hills garage stays workable almost year round, while a detached or unheated space narrows the calendar. Basements are fair game in any month. If your project has a season attached to it, a spring car swap or a winter shop project, mention it early and we will slot the work where the chemistry cooperates.