Coating Types
Epoxy Floor Coatings
Garage Floor Epoxy
Standard epoxy coating for residential garage floors
Concrete Polishing
Polished concrete floors - grind and polish existing concrete to a shine
Floor Prep & Repair
Concrete grinding, crack repair, and surface preparation before coating
Basement Floor Coating
Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings for basement floors - moisture resistant
Metallic Epoxy
Decorative metallic epoxy flooring with unique swirl patterns
Flake Epoxy
Decorative flake/chip epoxy floor coating - hides imperfections, adds texture
Polyurea Coating
High-performance polyurea floor coating - extreme durability
Polyaspartic Coating
Premium 1-day polyaspartic floor coating - faster cure, higher durability
Commercial Floor Coating
Epoxy and polyaspartic coatings for warehouses, shops, showrooms, and commercial spaces
Why Epoxy
Why Epoxy
Floor Coating
Is Worth It
There are many reasons why epoxy coating is the perfect upgrade for any garage floor. Here's what makes it the top choice for homeowners across Fox Valley.
Get a Free QuoteEasy Installation
Epoxy coating can be applied to just about any concrete floor surface. With minimal preparation, it's easy to apply right over existing concrete — new or old.
Easy Maintenance
The clear seal topcoat completely seals the floor when installed properly. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping is all it takes to keep it looking new.
Durability
The epoxy surface is tough and highly resistant to oil, gasoline, cleaners, and impact. It won't crack, chip, or peel under normal garage conditions.
Affordability
One of the most cost-effective garage upgrades available. No major prep work needed, and professional installation takes less than a day.
Top-Rated Installers
Highest-graded epoxy professionals in Fox Valley
ReNew Garage Floor Coatings
AKaukauna, Wisconsin
ReNew Garage Floor Coatings provides expert epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings for residential and commercial spaces across northeastern Wisconsin, including Appleton, Green Bay, and Oshkosh. All work backed by a 15-year warranty.
Black Diamond Concrete Coating
AAppleton, Wisconsin
Black Diamond Concrete Coating specializes in residential and commercial epoxy floor coatings, concrete polishing, and sealing in Appleton, Green Bay, and surrounding Wisconsin areas. Family-owned since 2015.
GarageExperts of Fox Valley
AKaukauna, Wisconsin
GarageExperts of Fox Valley specializes in high-performance Garage FX® epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings for residential and commercial garages. They also offer custom storage solutions including cabinets and slatwalls.
Latest Articles
Expert guides on epoxy flooring
Epoxy Over Cracked Concrete: Freeze-Thaw Cracks and Joints
Can you coat a cracked garage slab? See which cracks can be filled, which keep moving, and how control joints affect an epoxy floor.
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Road Salt and Slush on Epoxy Garage Floors
Winter road salt and slush drip onto Wisconsin garage floors every day. Learn what salt does to bare concrete and coatings, and how to limit the damage.
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Bubbles in an Epoxy Garage Floor: Causes and Fixes
Bubbles and blisters in epoxy flooring come from trapped air, moisture or temperature swings. Learn the causes, what repair works and how to prevent them.
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Basement Slab Moisture Before Epoxy: Testing and Warning Signs
Moisture rising through a basement slab can lift an epoxy coating. Learn the warning signs, common moisture tests and what to ask before coating.
Read ArticleEpoxy vs. Bare Concrete
What Epoxy Floors Do — And Don't Do
Epoxy Floors Are
- Waterproof & chemical resistant
- Slip resistant with textured finishes
- UV stable — won't yellow over time
- Industrial strength for heavy traffic
- Virtually maintenance free
- Impact & abrasion resistant
Epoxy Floors Don't
- Crack or chip like bare concrete
- Fade or discolor with age
- Leave hot tire marks
- Create a slippery wet surface
- Lose strength under heavy loads
- Require sealing or recoating yearly
Epoxy Floors Don't
- Crack or chip like bare concrete
- Fade or discolor with age
- Leave hot tire marks
- Create a slippery wet surface
- Lose strength under heavy loads
- Require sealing or recoating yearly