Garage floor coating in Firestone, Colorado

Firestone roughly quadrupled between 2000 and 2015, and the garages built during that stretch are now ten to twenty years old. That is the point where bare concrete starts to show it: a chalky surface that leaves dust on everything stored on the floor, oil stains that no longer scrub out, and the first hot-tire marks. A slab at that age is in ideal shape to coat. The concrete is fully cured and structurally sound, and the surface problems all disappear under the grinder.

North Firestone is a different story. Barefoot Lakes and the newest phases of St. Vrain Ranch have slabs only a few years old. Those get the same treatment we give every young slab: a moisture test before we quote, removal of the builder sealer, and a mitigating primer if the reading calls for it.

Firestone's larger lots mean more RV bays, four-car garages and detached shops than almost anywhere else we work. Bigger floors are quoted per square foot, and we add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat on request for floors that see boat trailers or snowmelt. Firestone is fifteen minutes from our shop and shares a scheduling day with Frederick and Dacono, so there is no travel charge.