Garage Floor Epoxy Coating
Our most-requested job. A ground and prepped slab with a full epoxy system built to shrug off tires, mag chloride, and hot Colorado sun through the garage door.
Learn moreA coating system built for the postwar concrete under most Wheat Ridge garages and basements.
Wheat Ridge sits directly north of Lakewood, close enough that Crown Hill Park straddles the line between the two cities. The housing stock here skews older than a lot of the Denver metro, more than 70% of Wheat Ridge homes were built between 1940 and 1979, split roughly between a 1940s-50s wave and a 1960s-70s wave, back when the city was still known for its greenhouses and carnation farms rather than as a suburb. That history left an unusual pattern: large lots with smaller, older houses on them, which often means a detached garage or a workshop building separate from the house, not just an attached two-car garage.
That age of concrete matters the same way it does in Lakewood's older tracts. A slab poured in the 1940s or 50s wasn't built with a modern vapor barrier underneath, and after 60-80 years of freeze-thaw cycles and, for garages, a few decades of magnesium chloride tracked in on tires, bare concrete in a lot of Wheat Ridge garages and basements is more worn than it looks on the surface. We test and grind accordingly rather than assuming a newer-construction slab's condition.
A lot of our Wheat Ridge garage jobs are detached garages or standalone shop buildings on the city's larger, market-garden-era lots. Older concrete here has usually taken more decades of winter mag chloride exposure, so we grind and test every slab rather than assuming it's in newer-construction condition. More on garage floor epoxy coating.
With over 70% of Wheat Ridge housing built between the 1940s and 1970s, a basement slab without a modern vapor barrier is common here, not the exception. We test every basement for moisture before quoting a system, especially in the postwar ranch tracts that make up most of the city. More on basement floor epoxy coating.
Wheat Ridge's larger lots and detached outbuildings are a good fit for a decorative shop or workshop floor, somewhere that gets daily use and benefits from a finish that hides wear as well as it looks good. More on decorative flake & metallic epoxy flooring.
Our most-requested job. A ground and prepped slab with a full epoxy system built to shrug off tires, mag chloride, and hot Colorado sun through the garage door.
Learn moreA moisture-tested, vapor-managed coating for below-grade concrete, built for older Lakewood basements where a vapor barrier was never part of the original pour.
Learn moreColor-flake broadcast systems and metallic epoxy pours for garages, basements, and shops that want more than a flat gray coating.
Learn moreHeavy-duty epoxy and polyaspartic systems for shops, warehouses, and small commercial spaces built to handle daily forklift and foot traffic. Coming soon, ask us directly for a quote.
Ask us directlyWheat Ridge incorporated as a home rule municipality in 1969, after decades as an agricultural and greenhouse district. That history is why so many lots here are larger and older than newer Denver-metro suburbs, and why we treat every Wheat Ridge estimate as an older-slab job until a moisture test and a look at the concrete says otherwise.
Yes, Crown Hill Park sits right on the line between Wheat Ridge and Lakewood, and we work both sides of it regularly.
Not for the coating process itself, but detached garages and shop buildings are common on Wheat Ridge's older, larger lots, and we're used to working on standalone slabs, including ones that may have a different concrete age or condition than the house's own foundation.
More than 70% of Wheat Ridge homes were built between 1940 and 1979, before a vapor barrier under the slab was standard practice. We test every basement for moisture before quoting, which matters more in a city with this much older concrete than it would somewhere with mostly newer construction.
Yes, we serve homes throughout Wheat Ridge, including the neighborhoods along the Greenbelt and Clear Creek corridor.
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