Floor Coatings in Lisle

Lisle flake floors, chosen in your own garage light

Color is the part of a flake floor people notice, but the system under it is where our MK Concrete Coatings crew puts the work. We diamond grind the slab, repair cracks and pits, and roll a moisture vapor barrier epoxy base, which is the step one-day installers skip. Flake is broadcast into that base to full refusal and scraped once it cures. The polyaspartic top coat that finishes it resists hot tires, road salt and UV.

We reach Lisle on I-88 and Route 53 and work the streets off Ogden Avenue and Maple Avenue and around the Morton Arboretum in DuPage County. If your garage door faces south or west and stays open on summer afternoons, the front few feet of the floor take direct sun. Some coatings yellow or fade in that strip while the back of the garage keeps its original color. A polyaspartic top coat resists UV, and we bring cured samples so you can see the flake in that same light before you choose.

What we put down on a Lisle garage floor

How a Lisle job runs, start to finish

At the free estimate we measure the floor and set cured flake samples down in the garage, near the door and in the back, so you see them in both kinds of light. Then you get a written scope with the color, the repairs and the price at $8.50 per square foot, $2,000 minimum. If the grind shows a repair we did not plan on, we put it in writing and wait for your approval before doing it. We keep to the scheduled days and walk the floor with you once it takes foot traffic.

• You choose color from cured samples in your own garage
• The color and price go in the written scope
• We repair cracks and pits before coating
• Moisture from below stops at the epoxy base
• The top coat resists UV, hot tires and salt
• You get the warranty terms, 10 years on workmanship, in writing

See floor colors and pricing at MK Concrete Coatings