Professional garage, basement, and commercial epoxy floor coating — done right the first time. Serving Omaha and the surrounding metro.
Epoxy flooring in Omaha is a durable, resin-based coating applied directly over concrete to protect it and give it a clean, professional finish. Omaha homeowners and business owners use it on garage floors, basement floors, and commercial spaces because it resists oil, chemicals, and the kind of cracking that Nebraska winters cause in bare concrete. The coating bonds to the concrete surface and hardens into a surface that's far tougher than paint — and lasts for years with minimal upkeep.
Epoxy flooring in Omaha is the right call in any of these situations:
We handle every type of epoxy coating job in the Omaha metro.
Diamond-ground prep, base coat, decorative flake, and clear topcoat. Built for Nebraska winters and rated for vehicle traffic for 10–20 years.
Turn your unfinished Omaha basement into a clean, usable space. We moisture-test every slab before we coat — no surprises.
High-build systems for auto shops, restaurants, warehouses, and industrial facilities. Rated for forklift traffic and chemical exposure.
The most popular choice for Omaha garages — color chips broadcast into the wet coat give a custom look and add slip resistance when wet.
High-gloss, one-of-a-kind marbled finish for showrooms, man caves, and upscale garages. Every floor is completely unique.
Failing or peeling existing coating? We grind it down and resurface — no full slab replacement needed.
Epoxy flooring in Omaha is a multi-step process that takes one to two days. First, the concrete is diamond-ground to open up the surface so the epoxy bonds properly — this is the most important step, and it's what separates a long-lasting coating from one that peels in a year. Next, cracks and divots are filled and the slab is cleaned. Then the base coat goes down, followed by a broadcast layer of decorative flake (if selected), and finally a clear topcoat that locks everything in. The floor is walkable within 24 hours and fully cured for vehicle traffic within 72 hours.
We grind every slab. Diamond grinding creates a mechanical bond that holds. Acid etching — what cheap competitors do — leaves residue that weakens adhesion.
Professional-grade, 100% solid epoxy — three to four times thicker than water-based products and rated for vehicle traffic.
Salt damage, freeze-thaw pitting, moisture issues in older Omaha basements — we know how to prep it right every time.
We come to your property, inspect the slab in person, and give you a firm price before we leave. No vague ranges. No surprises.
Epoxy flooring in Omaha typically costs between $3 and $7 per square foot. A standard two-car garage runs $800 to $1,800. A three-car garage is usually $1,200 to $2,800. Factors that affect the final price include the condition of the existing concrete, the system you choose (solid color vs. decorative flake vs. metallic), and whether the space is residential or commercial. We provide free on-site estimates so you get an exact number before any work begins.
A professionally installed epoxy floor coating in Omaha typically lasts 10 to 20 years in a residential garage and 5 to 10 years in a high-traffic commercial setting. Longevity depends mostly on the quality of the concrete prep and the thickness of the coating. Proper diamond grinding and a 100% solid epoxy system will outlast any DIY kit by years.
It depends on what's already there. If there's a previous epoxy or paint coating, it needs to be tested for adhesion before a new coat goes on. We test adhesion on every job in Omaha before we start — if the existing coating is solid, we can often go right over it. If it's failing, we'll grind it down to bare concrete.
You can walk on it in about 24 hours. Light furniture can go back in after 48 hours. Wait a full 72 hours before driving a vehicle onto the surface. We'll give you exact timing based on temperature and humidity — Nebraska weather affects cure times.
Epoxy works well in Omaha basements as long as moisture comes from above the slab, not pushing up through it. If you have hydrostatic pressure, standard epoxy will eventually bubble and delaminate. We test for moisture before every basement job — if we find a problem, we'll address it before coating.
We offer solid color, full-broadcast decorative flake (the most popular choice for Omaha garages), partial flake, and metallic epoxy systems. Decorative flake adds texture that makes the floor less slippery when wet. We'll bring samples to your free estimate.