Garage floors, basement floors, commercial spaces, and decorative systems — every job done right.
We coat garage floors, basement floors, and commercial spaces across Omaha and the surrounding metro. Every job starts with proper diamond-ground prep and uses 100% solid epoxy — not the watered-down stuff. Call (402) 810-7854 to schedule your free on-site estimate.
Garage floor epoxy coating in Omaha protects bare concrete from the oil, road salt, and de-icer that Nebraska winters track in every year. Uncoated garage floors in Omaha absorb stains permanently and pit over time from freeze-thaw cycles — epoxy seals the surface so spills wipe up and the concrete stays intact. We grind the slab before every garage floor coating in Omaha to create a mechanical bond, then apply a base coat, decorative flake broadcast, and clear topcoat. The result is a surface rated for vehicle traffic that holds up for 10 to 20 years. If your Omaha garage floor is staining, flaking, or just looks rough, this is the fix.
Basement floor epoxy coating in Omaha turns a raw, unfinished slab into a clean, usable surface for a home gym, workshop, rec room, or storage space. Omaha basements take a beating — older homes especially deal with moisture seeping through aging slabs, and bare concrete holds dust, absorbs stains, and looks unfinished no matter how clean it is. We test for moisture before every basement floor coating job in Omaha, because hydrostatic pressure (water pushing up from below) needs to be addressed before any coating goes down. If the slab passes, we apply a full epoxy system that seals the surface, resists moisture from above, and gives the floor a professional finish.
Commercial epoxy flooring in Omaha is built for spaces that take heavy daily punishment — auto shops, restaurants, warehouses, medical offices, retail showrooms, and industrial facilities. Standard residential coatings aren't thick enough for commercial use; we apply commercial-grade, high-build epoxy systems in Omaha that are rated for forklift traffic, chemical exposure, and the kind of foot traffic no garage floor ever sees. Commercial epoxy flooring in Omaha can also be done in safety-color patterns, slip-resistant finishes, and antimicrobial formulations for food service and healthcare settings. We work around your hours to minimize downtime.
Decorative flake epoxy flooring in Omaha combines the durability of a full epoxy system with a custom look that covers minor surface imperfections and adds texture underfoot. Color chips are broadcast into the wet base coat, then locked under a clear topcoat — the result is a surface that looks like polished stone, hides dirt between cleanings, and is less slippery than solid-color epoxy when wet. Decorative flake epoxy flooring is the most popular choice for Omaha garages because it's as durable as standard epoxy but looks finished rather than industrial. We offer dozens of color combinations and will bring samples to your free estimate in Omaha.
Metallic epoxy flooring in Omaha creates a high-gloss, marbled, three-dimensional look that's completely one-of-a-kind — no two floors look alike. Metallic pigments are mixed into the epoxy and manipulated during application to create flowing, swirling patterns. Metallic epoxy flooring in Omaha is most popular for showrooms, man caves, upscale garages, and commercial lobbies where appearance matters as much as durability. It's the most labor-intensive epoxy system we install, and also the most striking. If you want your Omaha floor to be a conversation piece, this is the option.
Epoxy floor repair and resurfacing in Omaha addresses concrete that's cracked, pitted, or has a failing existing coating — without requiring a full slab replacement. We fill cracks and divots, grind down any failing coatings, and resurface the slab with a fresh epoxy system. If your previous epoxy or paint coating is peeling, bubbling, or delaminating — common in Omaha garages where a paint-based or water-based coating was applied without proper prep — resurfacing gets the floor back to new condition. Not every floor is a resurfacing candidate; if the underlying concrete has structural movement or major heaving, we'll tell you upfront.