WESTPRO EPOXY

Epoxy coatings

Basement and shop floor coatings

Coatings for below-grade rooms and workshops — the spaces that usually get left as bare concrete. Sealing the slab makes the room easier to clean and stops it reading as unfinished storage.

Basement room with a grey flake epoxy floor running up to a board-formed concrete wall

Where it's used

Rooms this suits

  • Basements and rec rooms
  • Home workshops
  • Hobby and equipment rooms

The job

What's involved

How long it takes depends on the size of the slab and how much prep it needs — we give you that in writing with the quote.

  1. 01

    We look at the slab, including any existing moisture or cracking.

  2. 02

    The concrete is ground back and repaired.

  3. 03

    The chosen system is applied and sealed.

  4. 04

    We walk the finished floor with you.

This system

Basement & shop floors we've finished

Only photos of this system — nothing borrowed from another service.

Basement room with a grey flake epoxy floor running up to a board-formed concrete wallLarge shop interior with a pool table standing on a black and white flake epoxy floorShop interior with a tan and brown flake floor and a red painted end wall behindWide empty room with a grey and black flake epoxy floor and a matching coved base running up the wall

Questions

Before you ask

My basement slab gets damp. Can it still be coated?
It depends on the slab, so we need to look at it before answering. Moisture is the single most important thing to establish before any coating goes down, and we would rather tell you it is a problem than coat over it.
Can you coat a room that has a drain or a sump in it?
Yes. Drains and sumps get detailed around as part of the work.
Does the room have to be empty?
Yes — the full slab needs to be clear and accessible so the floor can be ground and coated edge to edge.

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