Epoxy Flooring Installation in Erie, PA
Erie Epoxy Flooring installs epoxy flooring over concrete to give you a clean, solid surface that holds up to real use. We install it in basements, showrooms, retail spaces, and any room where you want a floor that cleans easy and does not dust. If you want an epoxy floor installed by a contractor who does the prep work, call us.
What Epoxy Flooring Is
Epoxy is a two part resin that bonds to concrete and cures into a hard, glossy surface. We mix the resin and hardener, spread it over the prepared slab, and let it cure. The result is a seamless floor with no grout lines and no seams for dirt to hide in.
People install epoxy flooring in basements because it seals the concrete and stops moisture from working through the slab. Retail stores and showrooms use it because it reflects light and looks clean. Homeowners use it in mudrooms and laundry rooms because spills wipe up. The coating does the same job in all of them. It seals the concrete and gives you a surface you can clean.
Finish Options
Solid Color Epoxy
A single uniform color across the whole floor. Gray is the most common choice for basements and utility spaces. Solid color is the simplest build and the most cost effective. You get a clean, sealed surface with no pattern.
Flake Epoxy
We broadcast decorative flakes into the wet epoxy, then topcoat over them. The flakes add texture and hide small imperfections in the slab. This is the finish most people pick for garages, but it works in basements and entryways too. Color options run from neutral grays to earth tones.
Metallic Epoxy
Metallic pigments are mixed into the epoxy to create a swirling, reflective finish. No two floors look the same. This is the finish you see in showrooms, restaurants, and high end retail. It costs more because the install takes longer and the material runs higher, but the look is hard to beat.
Where Epoxy Flooring Works
Basements are the most common residential call. Bare concrete in a basement dusts and absorbs spills. Epoxy seals it and brightens the space. Showrooms and retail stores use epoxy because the glossy surface reflects light and makes the room feel bigger. Restaurants and breweries use it behind the bar where spills happen all day.
If you have a concrete slab and you want it sealed and finished, epoxy flooring is probably the answer. For garage floors specifically, see our garage floor coating page. For larger commercial slabs, see our concrete floor coatings page.
How We Install It
Every job starts with prep. We diamond grind the concrete to open the pores and remove any old sealer, oil, or paint. We fill the cracks and repair any spalled areas. The floor has to be clean and sound before any epoxy goes down, because the coating bonds to the surface. Skip the prep and the epoxy peels.
Once the floor is prepped, we apply a primer coat, then the build coat with your chosen finish, then a clear topcoat for wear resistance. Most residential jobs take one to two days. You stay off the floor for 24 hours and keep vehicles off for 72 hours. We tell you the exact cure time for your job before we leave.
What It Costs
Price depends on square footage, the condition of the concrete, and the finish you pick. A solid color basement costs less than a metallic showroom floor. Repair work on cracked or spalled concrete adds to the job. We give you a real number after we hear what you need. Call us for a free quote and we will tell you straight.
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Call Us: (814) 474-6400