We're Concord Precision Epoxy Flooring, a flooring contractor based in Concord, and we coat, polish and resurface garage floors, basements, pool decks and shop floors in Walnut Creek. I look at every slab myself before we pick what goes on it.
(925) 536-0504
Walnut Creek is a short drive from our base in Concord, and most calls from here start in the garage. A lot of garages here double as a home gym or a workshop, so the floor has to take dropped weights and rolling tool chests as well as the cars, and a thin coat from a kit doesn't last long under that. The other call I get is a floor that's peeling near the door, and my first question is what's under it.
Beyond the garage, it's pool decks out back, basements that need a floor someone will actually use, and shops and offices that want a floor built for carts and foot traffic. It's the same kind of work we do next door in Pleasant Hill, with the same slab check up front.
We reply to calls and messages within one business day. Tell us what the floor is and what's going wrong, and I'll set a time to come to your Walnut Creek address, check what's on the slab and how it's holding up, and give you a written estimate with the reasons behind it. The estimate is free, there's no pressure to book, and you're welcome to ask about permits while I'm there.
(925) 536-0504Most of our Walnut Creek work is garage coatings that hold up to a gym or a workshop, polished or stained concrete indoors, and pool decks that need resurfacing. Shops and offices call us for commercial and industrial epoxy floor coatings that take carts and steady foot traffic. When the slab is the real problem, we strip, grind or level it first, because that's what everything else sits on.
Permits here come from the city's Community Development Department, which requires a building permit when you add a structure or physically change your property inside city limits. Its list names work like kitchen and bath remodels, re-roofing and new windows, and says painting and similar finish work don't need one, but it doesn't name floor coatings, so I check with the city for your address before we schedule. If your job needs a permit, we take care of the application and plan the dates around it, and that's the first thing that can move your start.
What moves the price is what the slab needs before anything goes on it and which system you choose. What moves the schedule is that permit check, clearing out the space and the cure time the coating maker sets before you drive or lift on the floor. Your written estimate spells out each of those for your floor, and our crew does the same prep in Antioch and the other cities around Concord, so a Walnut Creek garage gets the same grinding and slab check as any other.
We're licensed and insured. I come out to every job myself, look at what's on the floor and how it's holding up, and write the estimate, and I'm on site with our crew when the work gets done. Your satisfaction, guaranteed.
Most failed floors I've looked at went wrong underneath, not in the coating. So we check for old sealers, oil, cracks and moisture before we pick a system, then grind the slab open so the coating bonds to clean concrete instead of whatever was sitting on top.
Epoxy, polyaspartic, polished concrete and urethane cement each suit a different floor. Your written estimate says which one we'd use and why, and if sealing or a patch will do, I'll say so. Call (925) 536-0504 or use the form above to set up a visit.
Your price comes from your slab and the system you pick, and you get it in writing after I've seen the floor. A sound slab that only needs grinding costs less than one with an old coating to strip, cracks to fill or oil soaked in near the parking spot. A decorative flake or metallic system costs more than a clear sealer, and I'll tell you if the smaller job will do.
It starts with me at your house looking at the slab, because the plan follows from what it's doing. Once you've picked a system, we sort out any permit, set working days and ask you to clear the space. On site we grind, repair cracks, put down the coating and leave it for the cure time its maker sets before you park or move the gym back in.
You apply online, because Walnut Creek takes every permit type through its Online Permit Portal and no longer accepts paper or emailed applications. The permit is issued once the legal property owner or a California licensed contractor signs. If your floor job turns out to need one, we file it for you.
Only with an after-hours permit, which Walnut Creek requires for construction on Saturdays and city holidays. No construction is allowed at all on national holidays like Independence Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's. We usually plan Walnut Creek jobs on weekdays so that rule doesn't push your dates.
Usually it's the slab underneath, not the coating. The concrete wasn't ground open, an old sealer was left on, oil had soaked in, or moisture was coming up through the slab, so the coating never got a real grip. That's the reason for our slab check, and a peeling floor gets stripped back to bare concrete instead of coated over.
