Our epoxy installation process
- Free on-site quote. Call (404) 480-0962 or request one online. We measure your space and check the slab and moisture levels in person.
- Diamond grinding. We grind the concrete to open the surface so the epoxy bonds mechanically instead of sitting on top.
- Repair and patching. Cracks, pits, and spalled areas are filled and leveled so they do not telegraph through the finish.
- Base coat and broadcast. The pigmented epoxy base goes down, followed by your flake, quartz, or metallic finish.
- Topcoat and cure. A chemical-resistant topcoat locks everything in. You can walk on the floor in about a day and park on it after three.
Alpharetta epoxy flooring: common questions
How much does epoxy flooring cost in Alpharetta?
Pricing depends on slab condition, square footage, and the system you choose, so we quote every Alpharetta job individually and for free. A sound, clean slab with a flake system sits at the lower end. Moisture mitigation, old coating removal, or metallic finishes add cost. Larger continuous areas price better per square foot, and bundling epoxy with other flooring work usually earns package pricing.
How long does an epoxy floor installation take?
Most Alpharetta garages and basements are coated in one to two days, with larger commercial floors running two to four. The cure is the part people underestimate: plan on light foot traffic after about 24 hours and vehicles after 72. We confirm exact timing at your quote and can schedule around your household or business hours.
Will hot tires peel the epoxy off my garage floor?
Not with a properly built system. Hot tire pickup is a failure of cheap DIY coatings that sit on an unprepared surface. We diamond grind the slab, use a high-solids epoxy base, and finish with a topcoat rated for hot tires and automotive chemicals. That stack is why our garage floors survive Georgia summers.
Why not just use a DIY epoxy kit?
Store kits are thin, water-based coatings applied over acid-etched concrete, and most start peeling within a year or two in our climate. A professional system is several times thicker, mechanically bonded to ground concrete, and finished with a real wear layer. If the DIY route has already failed on your floor, we grind the old coating off and start clean.