Close-up of decorative flake chips locked under a clear topcoat.

About us

Family owned.
Family operated.

We coat concrete for a living, we do it the way it is supposed to be done, and we would rather turn a job down than hand back a floor we are not happy with.

A finished gray flake garage floor.
Who we are

A family business,
run like one.

SlabFresh is a family owned and operated concrete coating company serving customer properties across the Inland Empire.

That means the person who quotes your floor is the person who cares how it turns out. There is no call center, no commissioned salesperson, and no crew you have never met showing up on the day.

We install decorative flake, metallic and resinous systems for garages, interior concrete and select commercial floors — and we are picky about all of it.

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How we work

Four things we don’t bend on.

  1. 01

    We test before we plan

    Moisture is invisible and it is the most expensive thing to get wrong. We test the slab first and choose the system to match what the concrete is actually doing — not the other way round.

  2. 02

    We prepare every slab properly

    Diamond grinding or shot blasting, crack chasing, spall and divot repair, edge work. It is the slowest and least glamorous part of the job, and it gives the coating a sound surface to bond to.

  3. 03

    You always know what happens next

    What we found, what we recommend and why, what is included, and how long you are out of the space. If anything changes once we are into the prep, you hear it then — with options — not at the end.

  4. 04

    Proper training and proper tools

    We trained hands-on with the systems we install and we run professional equipment: diamond-grinding or shot-blasting equipment as specified, dust extraction and moisture-testing tools. Nobody quotes your floor who has not stood behind the machines.

Proper testing and surface preparation come before finish selection. If the slab is not a sound candidate, the honest answer is to stop.

Enri Oseguera — Founder

A silver and blue metallic epoxy floor with swirled movement.
Straight answers

We’ll tell you
if it’s a no.

Not every slab should be coated. Some are too wet, some are moving, and some need something done to them before a coating makes any sense at all.

When that is the case we say so at the consultation, before you have spent anything. It costs us the job and it saves you a floor that fails in a year, and we would rather have the reputation than the invoice.

See how we work
Free consultation

Come see what we mean.

Takes about a minute. We'll call you back and set up the next step.

  • No pressure — ever.
  • We’ll tell you straight if your slab is a good candidate.
  • A simple, clear process from first call to finished floor.

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