Floor Coatings in Shorewood

Shorewood garage floors that keep their color

Our MK Concrete Coatings crew installs polyaspartic flake floors, and the top coat is a big part of why. Epoxy left on its own tends to yellow when sunlight hits it, while a polyaspartic top coat resists UV, hot tires and road salt. Under that top coat, the system is built the long way: diamond grind, crack and pit repair, an epoxy base that works as a moisture vapor barrier, and flake broadcast into that base to full refusal. We scrape and clean the floor before the top coat goes on.

We cover Shorewood from I-55 and Route 52 to Route 59 and Black Road, along the DuPage River. If your garage door stays open on summer afternoons, the first few feet of floor get direct sun for hours. That is where a coating without UV resistance changes color first, and the line shows. A polyaspartic top coat keeps the floor even from the door to the back wall, and the same layer keeps winter salt from soaking in.

What is in a Shorewood flake floor

How a Shorewood coating job runs

Pick your color at the estimate, not from a screen, because we bring cured flake samples to the house for free. We measure, look at the cracks and write the scope at $8.50 per square foot with a $2,000 minimum. Repairs we did not expect get shown to you and priced in writing, and they only happen once you say yes. We book around the days we said, and when the top coat is down we walk it with you.

• Cured flake samples brought to you
• $8.50 a square foot, $2,000 minimum
• Every crack patched ahead of the base
• Epoxy base that blocks slab moisture
• Top coat that resists yellowing
• 10-year written warranty on the workmanship

See floor colors and pricing at MK Concrete Coatings