Garage floor coating in Erie, Colorado

Erie straddles the Weld and Boulder county line, and the garages split the same way. Old Town lots along Briggs and Wells have century-old houses with detached garages and slabs that have been patched, painted and parked on for generations. Everything east and south of there, from Vista Ridge to Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill, was poured in the last fifteen years. Those newer slabs look clean, but almost all of them carry a builder-applied cure-and-seal that has to be ground off before any coating will bond.

The soil under Erie is expansive clay, the same bentonite-heavy ground that keeps foundation contractors busy across the Front Range. On a garage slab that shows up as hairline cracks radiating from the corners and control joints that have opened up a little more each winter. We chase every crack, fill it with flexible polyurea filler and grind it flush before the base coat goes down, so the crack is bridged instead of telegraphing through the finish.

Because Erie is home, there is no travel charge and no waiting for us to be in the area. The owner can usually stop by for a quote the same week you ask, and if a snow day pushes your install, we can reschedule within days rather than weeks.