Floor Coatings in Oswego

Full-flake floor coatings in Oswego

The flake in a polyaspartic floor does more than add color. Our MK Concrete Coatings crew broadcasts it by hand into a wet epoxy base until the base cannot hold any more, which is what full refusal means. Once the base cures, we scrape the floor to knock down sharp chips and leave an even texture. That base sits on a diamond-ground slab with the cracks and pits already repaired, and it doubles as a moisture vapor barrier. A polyaspartic top coat goes over everything to resist hot tires, road salt and UV.

Oswego is on our regular route in Kendall County, along Route 34 and Route 71 and up Orchard Road and Wolfs Crossing Road on both sides of the Fox River. In winter, the snow packed in the wheel wells melts in the garage and spreads across the floor as salty water. On bare concrete that water soaks in. On a sealed flake floor it stays on top, the chips give the surface some texture underfoot, and a squeegee pushes the water out the door.

What an Oswego flake floor includes

How an Oswego floor coating job runs

We come to the house for a free estimate with cured flake samples, so you can see the chip size and color on the floor you are coating. We measure and give you a written scope at $8.50 per square foot, $2,000 minimum. Damage that only shows up once we grind is priced in writing, and we wait for your approval before doing it. We keep to the install days we agreed on, then walk the floor with you and leave the 10-year workmanship warranty in writing.

• Free estimate at your house
• Flake samples to look at in person
• Diamond-ground slab
• Base broadcast to full refusal
• Melt water stays on the surface
• Workmanship covered for 10 years in writing

See floor colors and pricing at MK Concrete Coatings