12+ years
Glenview really took off after World War II, and a lot of those first garages are still in daily use. Then the base closed in 1995 and The Glen added a whole new neighborhood. So in one town we work with two very different kinds of concrete.
Older slabs usually need crack repair and a deeper grind. Newer ones often have a slick, hard-troweled finish that needs grinding just as much, because epoxy can't grab onto it.
Fast cure for busy families. With polyurea garage coatings, most households park again the next day.
Plain concrete, sealed for good. For utility rooms, workshops and storage, an epoxy concrete coating stops dust and makes spills easy to wipe up.
No surprises on price. You get a written quote after we've seen the floor.