Garage floor coating in Frederick, Colorado

Nearly all of Frederick was built after 2000. Wyndham Hill, Raspberry Hill, Silverstone and Moore Farm are full of two- and three-car garages on slabs that are young, flat and structurally sound. That makes Frederick one of the easiest towns we work in, with two exceptions: the clear cure-and-seal that builders spray on a new slab, which blocks adhesion and has to be ground off, and the moisture that a slab under three years old is often still releasing.

We schedule Frederick, Firestone and Dacono together, since the three Carbon Valley towns sit within a few minutes of each other and ten minutes from our shop. That keeps travel off your quote entirely. It also means a Frederick homeowner rarely waits long for a walkthrough, because we are only ten minutes away.

Frederick sits on open prairie, and the wind brings grit into every garage that faces west. On bare concrete that grit grinds into the surface and turns the floor chalky. A full-flake polyaspartic floor is sealed and non-porous, so dust sweeps or hoses out instead of working its way in, and the flake pattern hides what does land between cleanings.