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Epoxy Flooring · Apex, Wake County

Epoxy Flooring in Apex, NC

Apex pairs a walkable historic downtown with a ring of newer subdivisions, and we coat floors on both sides of that line — from 1990s slabs to last year's new construction.

Serving Apex and the surrounding area — about 20 minutes from Fuquay-Varina.

Local Knowledge

What we see on Apex floors

The newer Apex neighborhoods off Beaver Creek and Kelly Road — Bella Casa, Haddon Hall, Scotts Mill — tend to have clean two- and three-car slabs that finish beautifully. Closer to Salem Street and old-town Apex, the homes are older and the concrete has more history: cracks, patches, and previous coatings that have to come off before anything new goes down.

Apex's award-winning reputation shows up in what homeowners ask for. We get more metallic and designer-flake requests here than in most towns — people finishing basements and bonus rooms, not just garages, and wanting the floor to look intentional.

Apex areas we serve

  • Historic Downtown Apex
  • Bella Casa
  • Haddon Hall
  • Scotts Mill
  • Salem Village
  • The Peak

ZIPs served: 27502, 27523, 27539 and nearby.

How It's Installed

Five steps, and none of them get skipped.

Fast doesn’t mean rushed. Every step below exists because skipping it is what turns a ten-year floor into a two-year floor.

  1. Slab inspection & itemized quote

    The floor gets measured and checked for moisture, cracks, spalling, and old coatings — all of which change the scope. You get an itemized price before any work begins.

  2. Diamond grinding, not acid etching

    Planetary grinders mechanically profile the concrete so the coating can key into it. This is the step budget jobs skip, and it's the most common reason coatings peel.

  3. Repair & moisture control

    Cracks get chased and filled, pits patched flush. If the slab tests wet — common in NC basements and older garages — a moisture-vapor barrier goes down first.

  4. Base coat & broadcast

    A pigmented base coat is rolled into the profiled concrete, then flake or metallic pigment is applied to full coverage — no thin spots or bare patches.

  5. Protective topcoat

    A UV-stable, chemical-resistant clear coat locks it all in. Polyaspartic topcoats cure fast enough that most floors are back in service quickly.

Get your Apex floor quoted this week.

Free on-site quotes across Apex and the surrounding area. We measure, moisture-test the slab, and give you an itemized price on the spot.

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