You’re tired of looking at that cracked, stained concrete every time you pull into your garage. Oil spots that won’t come out. Concrete that’s chipping and looking worse every month. Your garage should be an extension of your home, not an embarrassment you try to avoid.
Our epoxy garage floor coating in Poquonock Bridge, CT solves all of that. You get a floor that actually repels oil and stains instead of absorbing them. One that looks clean and finished instead of industrial and rough. A surface you can hose down and squeegee clean in minutes.
When we’re done, you’ll have a garage that feels like part of your house. Clean, bright, and functional. The kind of space where you actually want to spend time working on projects or just enjoying having everything organized and accessible.
We’re a veteran-owned business serving all of Connecticut with high-performance epoxy and polished concrete flooring. Founded by lifelong friends Craig and Dave during the pandemic, we’ve built our reputation on combining military discipline with quality craftsmanship.
Dave brings his U.S. Marine background to every project—attention to detail, commitment to excellence, and the kind of work ethic that doesn’t cut corners. Craig handles the customer side, making sure you know exactly what to expect and when.
We’ve seen too many Poquonock Bridge homeowners get burned by companies that rush through jobs or use cheap materials. That’s not us. We use professional-grade systems designed to last decades, not years. And we stand behind every installation with real warranties that actually mean something.
First, we prepare your concrete properly. This isn’t optional—it’s the foundation of everything. We grind the surface to create the right profile for adhesion, repair any cracks or damage, and make sure the concrete is completely clean and dry.
Next comes our moisture-mitigating primer. Connecticut’s humidity and seasonal temperature swings create moisture issues that destroy cheap coatings. Our primer system handles that from day one, so you don’t get surprises later.
Then we apply the base coat and decorative elements if you want them. Color flakes, quartz, metallics—whatever matches your vision. Finally, we seal everything with our high-performance topcoat that provides the durability and chemical resistance you actually need.
Most installations are complete in one day. You can walk on it within 24 hours and drive on it in 72 hours. No weeks of disruption, no complicated curing schedules.
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Living in Poquonock Bridge means dealing with Connecticut weather—freeze-thaw cycles, humidity, salt from winter roads. Your garage floor takes a beating, especially being so close to the coast where moisture is constant.
Our epoxy coating system is designed specifically for these conditions. UV-resistant so it won’t yellow or fade from sunlight streaming through your garage door. Chemical-resistant so road salt, oil, brake fluid, and antifreeze wipe right off. Impact-resistant so dropped tools won’t chip or crack the surface.
The coastal location here means extra attention to moisture control. We see a lot of concrete in this area that looks dry but has moisture vapor pushing up from below. That’s why our moisture-mitigating primer isn’t optional—it’s standard on every job. It prevents the coating failures that plague other systems when Connecticut’s humidity and temperature swings create condensation issues.
Our professional-grade epoxy systems are designed to last 15-20 years in Connecticut’s challenging climate. The key is proper moisture management and using industrial-grade materials, not the thin coatings many companies use.
Connecticut’s freeze-thaw cycles, humidity, and coastal salt exposure are tough on floors. That’s why we use moisture-mitigating primers and high-solids topcoats that flex with temperature changes instead of cracking. Cheap epoxy fails in 2-3 years here because it can’t handle the moisture vapor that comes up through concrete slabs.
We’ve been installing floors in Connecticut long enough to know what works and what doesn’t. Our system accounts for local conditions from the start, not as an afterthought.
Yes, our epoxy garage floor coating in Poquonock Bridge, CT is specifically formulated to resist automotive fluids. Oil, brake fluid, antifreeze, transmission fluid—none of it will stain or damage the surface.
The secret is in the topcoat chemistry. Most DIY epoxy kits and budget installations use coatings that look good initially but are porous enough for fluids to penetrate. Our polyaspartic topcoat creates a non-porous barrier that keeps spills on the surface where they belong.
You can literally let oil sit on the floor overnight and it’ll wipe up the next morning without leaving a mark. For daily maintenance, just hose it down and squeegee it dry. No scrubbing, no harsh chemicals, no permanent stains.
Moisture is the number one cause of coating failure in our area, so we treat it as a given, not an exception. Every installation gets our moisture-mitigating primer system as standard, not an upcharge.
Poquonock Bridge’s coastal location means concrete slabs deal with constant moisture vapor transmission. Most companies either ignore this or surprise you with extra charges once they start work. We price it in from the beginning because we know it’s necessary.
Our primer system creates a vapor barrier that prevents moisture from pushing up through the concrete and lifting the coating. It’s the difference between a floor that lasts decades and one that starts failing in the first few years when Connecticut’s humidity and temperature swings create problems.
DIY kits from big box stores are designed for ease of application, not long-term performance. They use thin, water-based formulations that can’t handle Connecticut’s climate or normal garage use.
Professional systems like ours use 100% solids materials that cure to 10-15 times the thickness of DIY coatings. We also have proper surface preparation equipment—diamond grinders, industrial vacuums, moisture meters. DIY kits rely on acid etching that doesn’t create adequate surface profile for lasting adhesion.
The real difference shows up over time. DIY coatings start peeling, yellowing, and staining within 1-2 years. Our installations are still performing like new after 15+ years because they’re engineered for real-world conditions, not perfect laboratory environments.
Yes, we repair concrete damage as part of our standard installation process. Cracks, spalling, oil stains, surface imperfections—we address all of it before coating begins.
Small cracks get filled with flexible repair compounds that move with the concrete during temperature changes. Larger structural cracks may need different approaches, but we evaluate everything during the initial assessment. Oil stains get mechanically removed, not just covered up.
The goal is creating a uniform, sound substrate for the coating system. Skipping repairs or trying to hide problems with coating leads to failures down the road. We’d rather spend the time doing it right the first time than deal with callbacks later.
We provide manufacturer warranties that cover both materials and workmanship, with clear terms that actually protect you, not just us. No hidden exclusions for moisture, no surprise charges for normal conditions.
Many companies in Connecticut offer “lifetime” warranties that become meaningless when problems develop. Moisture exclusions, tire staining exclusions, installation-day upcharges—all designed to void coverage when you need it most. Our warranties are straightforward and enforceable.
We also provide detailed documentation of your installation, including surface preparation photos, moisture readings, and material specifications. If issues arise, you have complete records of what was done and what’s covered. That’s the difference between a real warranty and marketing language.
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