Decorative concrete coatings give a tired slab a new color, a new texture and a hard clear top coat. We grind or sandblast the concrete first, fix the cracks, then build the finish in layers. You pick the color, the flake blend, the stencil pattern and how much texture the surface gets. The same system works on a front porch, a back patio, a walkway or a set of steps. It works on a pool surround and on a backyard sport court. Everything bonds to the concrete you already own, so nothing gets torn out and hauled away.
Complete Concrete Coatings has worked on Utah concrete since 2005. The company is family owned and runs out of Centerville in Davis County. When a slab is chipped or flaking, we start with a fresh resurfacing coat before any color. We are licensed and insured, and Paul answers the phone during the week. Homeowners call us for backyard patios and front porches. Churches, schools, showrooms and restaurants call us for entries and interior floors. Our Google page shows 77 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Estimates are free, so tell us about your project and we will come look at the concrete.
Tell us about the floor, deck or slab and we will get right back to you.
Every job starts with color. Light tans and grays stay cooler underfoot than dark browns and charcoals. That matters on a west facing patio in July. Then pick the decorative layer. A flake floor coating drops colored chips into a wet base coat, and the chips hide dirt and small flaws. A stencil cuts a brick or stone pattern into the color. A knockdown texture leaves a soft bumpy surface with grip. A stamped concrete overlay presses a pattern into a thin cement layer. An old slab then reads like new stamped concrete. For a poured marble look instead, see metallic epoxy floors.
Texture is the other choice, and in Utah it is a safety choice. Snow melts on a patio and refreezes at night. A slick finish then becomes a hazard. Water tracks off swimming suits onto a pool surround all summer. Where the surface gets wet, we build texture in with a knockdown or splatter finish. The build is the same on every job. We repair the cracks and spalled spots, then put down a base coat. The decorative layer goes on next, and a clear top coat seals it. Outdoors we use a UV stable top coat that holds its color in the Utah sun.
A sport court coating is the same decorative system laid out for play. We prep the slab, fix the cracks, then build color and texture across the whole pad. Lines get painted in a contrasting color and sealed under the top coat, so they stay put under play. Backyard courts are usually set up for basketball or pickleball, and one pad can carry both line sets. A darker playing area inside a lighter border reads clearly from across the yard. Grip counts on a court, because the surface gets wet and players stop hard. Ask about cushioned court systems if you want more give underfoot.
Utah weather drives the details on a court. Sun bakes the surface from June through September, so the top coat has to be UV stable. Snow and ice sit on the pad in winter. The coating has to move with the slab through the freeze and thaw. We grind or sandblast first, because a coating over a dirty or sealed slab peels. Cracks get filled before any color goes down. A court also needs a plan for water, so we look at slope and drainage before we quote. Tennis lines fit a full size pad, and a smaller pad usually works better with one sport.
Cost tracks the shape the concrete is in and the finish you pick. A clean, flat slab needs less prep than one with cracks, spalling, pitting and pop outs from road salt. Square footage sets the base, and odd shapes with lots of edge work add hand grinding. A single color with a clear top coat sits at the low end. Flake blends, stencils, borders and stamped overlays each add material and labor. Sport court lines and a second color add time. Access changes the price too. A backyard patio behind a narrow gate is slower to prep than an open driveway. Weather and cure time can affect scheduling.
The only way to price a decorative coating is to look at the slab. Estimates are free, and we come out and check the concrete before we quote. Tell us the size of the area and the color you have in mind. We coat patios and courts across the Wasatch Front, from Ogden south through Salt Lake County. That takes in Bountiful, Farmington, Kaysville, Layton and Sandy. Call (801) 347-4518 Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. We pass on the manufacturer's warranty and apply every product to the manufacturer's specifications.
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 decorative coatings 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.
