We're a flooring contractor from Concord, and in Clayton we mostly coat garage floors, resurface pool decks and finish lower-level rooms. We get the concrete right first, then put down a floor that suits how you use the space.
(925) 536-0504
Most of our calls in Clayton are about the garage. These are mostly single-family homes, and many garage slabs are still the original concrete, with oil stains, a few cracks and sometimes a store-bought kit coating that's started to lift where the tires sit. We also get asked about pool decks that have faded or cracked, and now and then about a lower-level room on a sloped lot that the owner wants to finish.
Whatever the room, I start with the slab, because most failed floors I've looked at went wrong underneath and not in the coating. We're based next door in Concord, so it's easy for me to come out and see your floor in person instead of guessing from a photo.
We reply to calls and form messages within one business day to set a time that works for you. I come out to your Clayton home, look at the floor and what's on it, and give you a free written estimate with the reasons behind it. There's no obligation and no pressure to book.
(925) 536-0504In Clayton it's mostly garage floor coatings, usually epoxy or polyaspartic over a slab we've ground and repaired, plus pool deck coatings and resurfacing for decks that have cracked or worn thin. We also handle basement flooring for lower-level rooms, strip old coatings that are failing, and polish or seal bare concrete when a coating isn't what the floor needs. Every service is listed below, and if you're not sure which one fits your floor, that's what the estimate visit is for.
Clayton is its own incorporated city in Contra Costa County, so before we schedule, we check with the city or county office that covers your address, and if your job needs a permit, we handle the application and plan the dates around it. On your side, the thing to check is that your contractor holds a California contractor's license, and we're licensed and insured. The price mostly turns on the size of the floor, how much old coating or sealer has to come off, how many cracks and low spots need repair and which system you choose. The schedule turns on that same prep plus the coating's cure time, and your written estimate gives your own figure with the reasons behind it.
On a garage job we need the space cleared so we can reach every edge of the slab, because a coating only holds where the surface under it was prepared. On a pool deck, we plan the work around when you'll want the pool back. We do the same work in Martinez and Pleasant Hill, and in plenty of other cities around Concord that don't have their own page here.
I come out to every job myself and write the estimate, and I'm on site with our crew when the work gets done. The person who checked your slab and picked the system is the same one making sure the prep matches what we talked about.
Most peeling floors I've looked at failed because of what was underneath, not the coating. So we check what's already on your floor, how it's holding up and where it's cracked, and we fix those problems first instead of covering them and hoping.
Your written estimate explains why we chose that coating, polish or sealer for your floor, and if a smaller fix will do, I'll say so. Your satisfaction, guaranteed. Call (925) 536-0504 or use the form to set up a visit.
The Contractors State License Board licenses and regulates contractors across California, and that covers Clayton because it's a California city. To get a license, an applicant has to pass a law and business exam, and most license types also require a trade exam. It's fair to ask any contractor about their license before you sign anything.
Under the state's rules, the down payment on a home improvement project can't be more than $1,000 or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less. Any other payments have to be listed clearly in the contract and based on work already done or materials already delivered to your home. That applies to a floor job the same as any other home improvement project.
The price comes down to the size of your garage, the shape the slab is in and the system you choose, so I give you a figure after I've seen the floor. Grinding off an old kit coating, filling cracks and leveling low spots all add to it, and a sound bare slab costs less to get ready. The estimate is free and written, with the reasons behind it.
Usually it's the slab, not the coating. When a coating goes over oil, an old sealer or concrete that was never ground open, it has nothing solid to grip, and moisture coming up through the slab can push it loose from below. That's why we check and prepare the slab before we put anything on it.
Most of the time goes to prep and cure, so a clean bare slab moves faster than one with an old coating to strip and cracks to fill. Different systems cure at different rates before you can walk or park on them, which is one reason we talk through epoxy and polyaspartic at the estimate. Once I've seen your floor, I can tell you what your job involves before you book.
Have the floor looked at before you pick a product, because the slab decides more about how it turns out than the coating does. Call (925) 536-0504 or use the form, and I'll come out, check the floor and give you a written estimate. Once you book, plan to clear the space so we can reach the whole floor.
