Interior concrete · Inland Empire
The concrete
inside your house.
Home gyms, laundry rooms, workshops, garage conversions. Same systems as the garage, run with dust control and a lot more masking tape.
It sweeps. That’s the whole thing.
Carpet in a home gym holds sweat. Tile in a laundry room cracks when something heavy lands on it. Bare slab makes dust forever and stains if you look at it wrong.
A coated concrete floor is a sealed, continuous surface with no grout lines and nothing for dirt to hide in. You sweep it, you mop it, you move on.
Polyurethane or polyaspartic topcoats can be considered over compatible resinous layers. The room’s use, desired sheen and product requirements determine the build. Read how the coating materials compare.
What the day looks likeThree steps. That’s it.
- 01
We sit down and plan it
Free consultation. We test for moisture and work out which design and product suit how you actually use the space.
- 02
We do the prep properly
Diamond grinding or shot blasting creates the profile the system requires. Repairs, contamination and moisture concerns are addressed before coating.
- 03
We hand back something you’re proud of
Your specified system may include a compatible polyaspartic or polyurethane topcoat. We explain cure times and care before handing it back.
Common questions
What rooms is this good for?
How much mess does it make inside a house?
Does it smell?
Is it warm underfoot?
Which room is it?
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.