Coating systems matched to what the slab is actually doing.

Every service on this page is a variation of the same four-pass stack (grind, primer, base, broadcast or pour, polyaspartic). What changes between services is which pass gets specialized for the slab's job: a humid Ann Arbor basement, a hot-tire garage off Stadium Boulevard, a showroom-grade entry, a failed coating that needs diagnosing before it gets replaced.

Call the line, describe the slab, get a recommendation.

The same four layers appear on every page here, primer, base, broadcast, topcoat, because that stack is what survives Michigan. What changes between services is emphasis. A Shelby Township garage leans on the salt chemistry of the topcoat. A basement leans on the moisture blocking primer. A showroom leans on the decorative broadcast. Knowing which layer your room leans on is most of choosing a service, and the walk through confirms the rest.

Prices differ between these services for one honest reason: prep hours. A sound bare slab needs grinding and priming. A cracked slab adds repair time. A previously coated floor adds removal. The finish you pick moves the number less than the condition of the concrete underneath it, which is why every quote starts with the slab and not the color chart.