The journal

How we think about floors

Written by the people installing them.

No roundups, no borrowed stock photos. This is the reasoning behind how we prep a slab, what we put on it and why — written by the crew doing the work.

Every photo here is from one of our own projects. Where we are showing a sample board rather than a finished floor, we say so.

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Why we grind to CSP 2–3 before anything else

Prep

Why we grind to CSP 2–3 before anything else

Mechanical prep to a CSP 2–3 profile is what makes a coating bond.

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What a moisture reading tells us before we quote

Prep

What a moisture reading tells us before we quote

We test the slab before we quote. High readings change what goes down.

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Flake or quartz: how to chooseSample board

Materials

Flake or quartz: how to choose

Chip and texture, or a finer and more uniform grain.

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Why outdoor floors get a tinted polyaspartic baseSample board

Outdoor

Why outdoor floors get a tinted polyaspartic base

Polyaspartic is UV-stable. Epoxy and polyurea are not.

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Anti-slip goes in the mix, not on top

Craft

Anti-slip goes in the mix, not on top

Blended into the topcoat, not hand-broadcast in patches.

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Taping walls and controlling coverage

Craft

Taping walls and controlling coverage

Tape lines are how a system lands at its proper coverage rate.

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We ask what you want out of the space first

Craft

We ask what you want out of the space first

What the space is for decides the floor, not the other way round.

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Industrial-strength materials, on every floor

Commercial

Industrial-strength materials, on every floor

The systems we put down in a two-car garage are the same industrial-grade epoxy, polyurea and polyaspartic we install in shops and warehouses.

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In-home consultation

Thinking about your own floor?

Every project starts on site. We look at the slab, test it for moisture and measure the space — including stem walls, steps and curbs, because those get coated too. Projects start at $2,500, confirmed on site. We travel for larger jobs.

Most installs take one to two days · Walk on it in 4 hours, drive on it in 24 · Long-Term Warranties

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