Basement floor coatings are bonded systems that we grind into the concrete slab. The build starts with an epoxy base coat over clean, opened concrete. Flake, metallic or solid color goes in next, under a clear polyaspartic or urethane top coat. You end up with one sealed surface across the whole floor. That suits a below grade slab, which sits against soil and can pass vapor up through the concrete. Carpet and pad hold that damp air. A bonded floor sheds water and mops clean after a leak. We run the same epoxy floor coating systems in basements that we use in garages and shops. Our shop sits at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville.
Complete Concrete Coatings is family owned, licensed and insured, and we have coated concrete along the Wasatch Front since 2005. Our crews cover Davis County and Salt Lake County, from Ogden south through Sandy. Basements in Bountiful, Kaysville and Draper run through the same shop. If you are looking for a basement floor coating company near you, that is the area we work. Estimates are free, and we do them in person. We measure the room and check the slab for moisture and old coatings. You pick the color, and you get a written number for that floor before the crew leaves. Call the office at (801) 347-4518, Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
Yes, for most basements. An epoxy basement floor gives you a hard surface that takes furniture, gym gear and a rolling chair. Spills sit on top where you can wipe them up. In a finished basement, the floor reads like part of the room instead of bare gray concrete. In an unfinished basement it makes the space work for storage and a shop bench. The system matches our garage floor coating service, with the color and the sheen picked for a living space. What decides it is the slab, and that is why we test before we quote.
Color is where most basement jobs get settled. A full flake broadcast gives an even speckled floor that hides dust and small flaws in the concrete. Solid color reads clean and simple, which suits a low basement ceiling. Metallic epoxy finishes move light around and make a dark basement feel larger. Sheen matters too. A satin top coat hides footprints and scuffs. A gloss floor bounces more light and shows more. We put samples in front of you on the estimate visit, before anything is ordered.
A basement slab sits on soil, and soil holds water. Water vapor moves up through the concrete and pushes on whatever is stuck to the top. That is what lifts a coating that went down without prep. So we test the slab for moisture before we pick a product. Where the reading comes back high, a vapor barrier coat goes down first, then the color and the top coat. Cracks, spalled edges and pitting get fixed at that same stage, the same as our concrete repair work anywhere else. Old paint, glue, sealer and curing compound come off with the grinder first.
Many Utah homes have a cold storage room tucked under the front porch, off the basement. Those rooms run cool and damp, and the slab is often rougher than the rest of the floor. We coat them with the same system, and we test that slab on its own. It can read wetter than the room next door. Shelving comes out first so the grinder can reach the corners and the wall line. A coated cold storage floor sweeps clean and stops the slab from shedding dust onto your food storage. Utility rooms and stair landings get the same treatment when you want the level to match.
Square footage sets the starting point on any basement floor. After that, the slab decides most of it. A floor with old paint, glue, tack strip or curing compound takes more grinding before color goes down. Cracks, spalled edges and pitting add repair time. A slab that tests wet needs a vapor barrier coat, which adds material and time. The finish matters too, since a metallic floor takes more hand work than a solid color. Access counts as well, because everything comes down a stairway instead of through a garage door. Our Utah epoxy garage floor cost guide lists published market ranges, and the same drivers apply below grade.
Every basement gets priced after we see it. Estimates are free anywhere we work, from Davis County down through Salt Lake County. On the visit we measure the room, check the slab for moisture and note what has to come out. We talk through flake, metallic and solid color, and which top coat fits how you use the space. Then you get a written number for that floor. You have it in hand before anything gets scheduled. Call (801) 347-4518 Monday through Friday, or book a free basement floor estimate through the site.
Free, no-obligation estimates across the Wasatch Front, from our Centerville shop.
(801) 347-4518From the first call to the cured floor, here is how it goes.
Tell us what the floor, deck or slab needs. A few photos help. Paul answers Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm, and gets you on the schedule.
We come out, measure the surface and check the concrete for cracks, moisture and old coatings. You get a written price for the system that fits.
We grind or sandblast the slab, repair cracks and spalling, then build the coating in layers. Most garage floors are done in 1 day. Decks take longer.
Each layer cures before the next one. We tell you when to walk on it and when to park on it, and we go over the care and the manufacturer's warranty.
Common questions about basement floors across the Wasatch Front. Don't see yours? Give us a call and ask.
A garage floor coating from Complete Concrete Coatings starts with diamond grinding and crack repair. Then comes an epoxy base with color flake, sealed under a clear polyaspartic top coat. Most Centerville area garages are finished in 1 day, with free estimates.
Metallic epoxy flooring puts metallic pigment in clear epoxy, then moves it while it is wet. The result is a marble style floor with veins and depth. We install it in garages, basements and commercial rooms across the Wasatch Front.
Concrete resurfacing repairs your existing slab, then covers it with a bonded overlay or coating system. You pick the color and texture, and a clear top coat locks it in. We resurface porches, patios, driveways, walkways and steps across the Wasatch Front.
We repair cracked, spalling and pitted concrete on driveways, garage floors, patios and shop slabs across the Wasatch Front. Damaged areas get cut back and filled, the surface gets ground flat, then a coating or sealer protects the repair.
Waterproof deck coatings seal plywood and concrete decks against snow, meltwater and sun. We inspect the deck, lay a rubberized membrane, add your color and finish with a sealing top coat. Slip-resistant textures available. Free estimates across the Wasatch Front.
Commercial epoxy flooring for warehouses, showrooms, hangars, kitchens and shops across the Wasatch Front. We grind the slab, repair it, then build the system your traffic calls for. Licensed and insured, family owned since 2005, with free estimates.
The company started in 2005 and is still family owned and run. The crews have ground, repaired and coated Utah garages, decks and driveways for over 20 years. That is a lot of freeze-thaw winters and salted slabs.
Coatings fail at the prep, so we diamond grind or sandblast every slab, fix the cracks and spalling, and test for moisture before any color goes down. Every product goes on to the manufacturer's specifications.
A worn porch, a salt-damaged driveway or a stained garage floor rarely needs a tear-out. We repair the surface and coat, resurface or seal it. You keep the slab and spend the money on the surface you see.
Our shop sits at 452 N 1100 W in Centerville, so Davis County, Salt Lake City and Ogden are short drives. Call and you get Paul at the office, not a call center. Estimates are free and happen at the property.
A garage floor that dusts and stains, a porch that is flaking, a deck that leaks, a shop floor that needs to hold up? Call or send the form and we will come look at the surface and price the job. The estimate is free.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
