Floor Coatings in Homer Glen

Polyaspartic flake floors for Homer Glen garages and shops

Our MK Concrete Coatings crew installs every flake floor we sell, from the grinder to the top coat. We diamond grind the slab open, repair the cracks and pits, and roll a moisture vapor barrier epoxy base. Flake goes into that wet base until it will not take any more, then we scrape the surface and seal it with a polyaspartic top coat. That top coat is what stands up to hot tires, road salt and sun through the open door.

We reach Homer Glen on I-355 and work the roads off Route 7, Bell Road, 143rd Street and 159th Street in Will County. If your lot has room for a detached shop or pole barn beside the house, that slab can get the same system as the attached garage. A shop floor takes dropped tools, jack stands and solvent spills, and a thin coating chips under that kind of use. The full flake layer and polyaspartic top give a shop slab a surface you can roll a creeper across and wipe down.

What goes into a Homer Glen flake floor

How a Homer Glen coating job runs

We come out for a free estimate, measure the slab and set cured flake samples on your floor so you can pick a color in your own light. You get a written scope with the square footage at $8.50 per square foot, with a $2,000 minimum. If the grind opens up a crack deeper than it looked, we price the repair in writing and wait for your yes before we fix it. We book around the days we said, then walk the finished floor with you.

• We bring cured flake samples to the estimate
• You get the footage and price in writing
• We diamond grind and never acid etch
• A moisture vapor barrier base goes down first
• Flake goes on to full refusal
• Our work is covered by a written 10-year warranty

See floor colors and pricing at MK Concrete Coatings