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A failing epoxy floor is almost always a prep problem, not a lost cause. Whether your coating is peeling, bubbling, or just worn out, we diagnose why it failed, remove what needs to go, repair the concrete, and recoat it the right way.
Fixing what the last installer got wrong
Most epoxy floors that peel, bubble, or delaminate failed because of skipped surface prep, trapped moisture, or the wrong system for the environment. Recoating over the same mistakes just wastes money. We start by diagnosing the real cause — grinding test areas, checking for moisture, and inspecting adhesion.
Then we do it right: mechanically remove failed coating, repair cracks and spalls, address moisture with the proper primer, and install a system that's actually suited to your slab and how you use it — backed by our warranty this time.
Why our epoxy floor repair lasts
Every project starts with proper diamond-grinding and moisture testing — the step most failures trace back to. Then we apply professional-grade systems rated for our climate.
We repair
Common questions
Usually because of inadequate surface prep, trapped moisture in the slab, or the wrong product for the conditions. We diagnose the specific cause before recommending a fix so it doesn't happen again.
Sometimes — if the existing coating is well-bonded, we can prep and recoat it. If it's failing or delaminating, it needs to be removed first. We'll determine which at the inspection.
Yes. Repairing cracks, spalls, and pitting is a core part of a lasting result. We address the concrete itself before any new coating goes down.
It depends on the condition of the floor, how much coating must be removed, and the recoat system, so we quote after inspecting it. Book a free assessment.
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Book a free, no-obligation on-site estimate and get exact pricing for your space — usually within 24 hours.