Polyaspartic Floor Coatings in Kokomo IN - a tested slab, back in use sooner
If your garage or shop floor is peeling, stained or dusty, we test and prep the slab, then coat it so it's back in service quickly.
- Owner tests every slab I check moisture, old coatings and cracks before quoting.
- Ground or blasted prep We grind or lightly blast so the coating soaks in.
- Booked around the weather We schedule days when the air stays in the product's range.
- Owner on the job I work alongside our crew through the prep and coating.
- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free in-person estimates.
- Replies within 1 business day.
How can you tell your concrete floor needs a coating?
These are the things homeowners point out when I come to look at a floor, and most of them are easier and cheaper to fix before the slab wears further.
Paint peeling where you park
Garage floor paint that lifts under your tires usually didn't bond well to the concrete, and painting over it again tends to fail the same way.
Concrete that turns to dust
A bare slab that leaves gritty dust every time you sweep is wearing at the surface, and that dust gets tracked into the house until the floor is sealed.
Oil stains that won't lift
Bare concrete soaks up oil and fluids like a sponge, and each spill sinks deeper the longer it sits, which makes the slab harder to clean and prep later.
An old coating gone yellow
Some older garage coatings yellow and fade where sun comes through the open door, and they usually start flaking too, which means more grinding to reach clean concrete.
Bubbles or blisters in the finish
Raised bubbles in a coating usually mean moisture is coming up through the slab, and recoating over it just traps the problem until the new finish lifts too.
Hairline cracks and pitting
Small cracks and pits catch dirt and water and slowly widen, so they're easier to fill now than after chunks start breaking loose at the edges.
How we put down a polyaspartic floor coating
Polyaspartic floor coatings in Kokomo suit garages, basements and shop floors where you want the space back quickly, because this finish soaks into the concrete and forms a strong mechanical bond. It doesn't breathe, though, so I test the slab for moisture before anything else, and if the slab isn't ready, I'll tell you so before we go further. Next we grind or lightly blast the surface, which opens up the concrete so the coating can soak in and grip, and we fill cracks and pits so they don't show through the finish. We book the coating for days when the air in the space stays inside the product's temperature range, then lay it and let it cure. The price follows the floor's size, how much old paint or coating has to come off and how much repair the slab needs, while the date turns on the moisture reading and the weather, and the estimate puts a figure on your own floor.
Polyaspartic isn't the right floor for every room. If you'd like swirled color and depth in a basement or showroom, metallic epoxy flooring gives that look, and for a shop, kitchen or plant floor that sees hot water, heavy carts and strong cleaners, urethane cement flooring is the tougher choice. I can talk through both when I look at your floor.
What happens when you call us about a polyaspartic floor in Kokomo?
It runs in four steps, from a look at your slab to a walk across the finished floor, and testing comes before any date is set.
Call or send the form
Call (765) 319-0314 or send the form, and we'll set a time for me to see the floor. Mention whether it's a garage, basement or shop.
Testing and your estimate
I check the slab for moisture, old coatings and cracks, then give you a written estimate. It covers the prep as well as the finish.
Prep and coating day
We set a date that suits you and the weather, since one maker calls for air between 45°F and 95°F during application and cure.
Clean-up and walk-through
We clean up and walk the floor with you. One maker wants at least 24 hours before water or a neutral cleaner, a week before machines.
Why Kokomo homeowners call Kokomo Anchor Epoxy Flooring
I test your slab myself
I come out to test the slab myself, and I stay on the job with our crew through prep and coating.
In Kokomo since 2017
I started this business in Kokomo in 2017 after learning the trade from sweeping grinder dust to running the machines.
Covered while we're in your garage
We're licensed and fully insured, which matters when a crew is running grinders and coatings inside your garage or shop.
Straight answers about your slab
I'd rather tell you a slab isn't ready than coat it anyway, and our work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Get a free on-site estimate for your polyaspartic floor
Tell us the floor's rough square footage and the concrete's age, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to visit. The on-site estimate is free and carries no obligation.
Polyaspartic floors up close
Look through these examples of polyaspartic floor coatings to get a feel for the colors and finishes before we talk about your own floor.
Polyaspartic floor questions we hear
Here are plain answers to what Kokomo homeowners and business owners ask about polyaspartic. If your floor raises a different question, call or send the form and we'll talk it through.
How long does a polyaspartic garage floor take before I can park on it?
One garage guide says you can usually park within 24 hours, while one maker's data sheet says 48 to 72 hours, so the product decides the wait. Either way it's well ahead of the 5 to 7 days the same guide gives for epoxy, and one maker says any leftover odor fades within 24 to 48 hours, depending on air flow.
How long does a polyaspartic floor coating last?
A national garage guide puts its lifespan at 15 to 20 years and says it won't yellow or fade, even in heavy sun. That's worth weighing against the upfront price if your garage door stays open to the sun, and the lasting look depends on the prep under it, which is why we spend our time there.
How much does a polyaspartic floor coating cost in Kokomo?
Installed polyaspartic floor coating across the US usually costs about $4 to $9 per square foot. That's a national figure, not our quote, and the estimate I give you after testing the slab puts a price on your own floor.
Does my concrete slab need a moisture test before a polyaspartic coating?
Yes, it should have one, because one maker says its polyaspartic isn't breathable, so moisture under it can build up and cause blisters and peeling. Another maker always recommends a moisture vapor test when coating straight over concrete, so it's fair to ask any installer you're comparing whether they test.
Do I need a permit to coat a shop or store floor in Kokomo?
The City of Kokomo Permits Department makes that call, since it oversees permits for commercial improvements in the city and answers project questions at (765) 456-7362. The city's commercial permit guide is worth reading before you call, and we check with the permit office before we start and handle the paperwork when one is needed.
How long should new concrete cure before a polyaspartic coating?
One maker says new concrete needs to cure for at least 28 days before coating. A damp or uncured slab can turn the finish hazy or lose its grip, so we test new concrete for moisture before we set a date.
Have your slab tested before you choose a coating
We take calls seven days a week from 7 AM to 10 PM, so ring (765) 319-0314 whenever it suits you.