Epoxy Flooring · Raleigh, Wake County
Epoxy Flooring in Raleigh, NC
Raleigh covers the widest range of floors we touch — 1940s slabs inside the Beltline and brand-new North Raleigh garages, plus a steady stream of commercial and retail work downtown.
Serving Raleigh and the surrounding area — about 30 minutes from Fuquay-Varina.
Local Knowledge
What we see on Raleigh floors
Inside-the-Beltline neighborhoods like Five Points, Hayes Barton, and Oakwood have older concrete that's the opposite of a shortcut job — decades of settling, moisture, and old paint mean prep is most of the work. That's fine; grinding those slabs properly is exactly why the finished floor lasts. Newer North Raleigh subdivisions off Falls of Neuse and Leesville are cleaner and quicker.
Raleigh is also where most of our commercial work comes from — shops in the Warehouse District, retail near downtown, and back-of-house floors for restaurants and breweries. Those get specified by traffic and chemical exposure and scheduled around business hours so nobody loses a day.
Raleigh areas we serve
- Five Points
- Hayes Barton
- North Hills
- Brier Creek
- Oakwood
- Midtown
ZIPs served: 27601, 27603, 27606, 27609, 27612, 27614 and nearby.
Services
Floor systems we install in Raleigh
Every system starts with the same diamond-ground prep and moisture testing — the finish is where they differ.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Nearby
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Get your Raleigh floor quoted this week.
Free on-site quotes across Raleigh and the surrounding area. We measure, moisture-test the slab, and give you an itemized price on the spot.
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