Garage Floor Epoxy
Coatings that survive Denver winters: road salt, freeze-thaw and a car parked on the same two spots every night.

Highlands Ranch is in unincorporated Douglas County. The ground is derived from Pierre Shale, and those clays are expansive enough that footing and flatwork movement shows on garage aprons first.
Ground and climate. The metro sits on Denver-series soils — fine, smectitic clays that drain slowly and move with the seasons. Frost depth under the Denver Residential Code is 36 inches, and de-icing salt is on the driveway for months. Water is supplied by Centennial Water and Sanitation District.
Permits. Building permits in Highlands Ranch come from the Douglas County Building Division. A coating over an existing slab is a finish; structural, drainage, electrical or egress work is permitted work.
Coatings that survive Denver winters: road salt, freeze-thaw and a car parked on the same two spots every night.
Pigmented metallic systems for living spaces, showrooms and basements, where the floor is the design.
Full-broadcast vinyl flake with a polyaspartic topcoat — the workhorse system for garages and shops.
Mechanical polishing with densifiers — no film to peel, and no coating to fail over a moving slab.
Poured resin surfaces for kitchen islands, bar tops and workbenches, over an existing substrate.
A basement floor is a moisture question before it is a finish question.
Faster cure and better UV stability than standard epoxy — the topcoat that keeps a floor from ambering.
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