Garage floor coating in Thornton, Colorado

North Thornton has grown faster than almost anywhere on the Front Range. Heritage Todd Creek, North Creek, Cundall Farms and Trailside were built largely in the last ten years, and many of those garage slabs are under five years old. Young concrete is a great base for a coating, but it is also the concrete most likely to still be releasing moisture and to carry a builder-applied sealer. Both are checked before we quote: the sealer is ground off, and the slab is moisture-tested so we know whether it needs a mitigating primer.

Central and south Thornton is older. Woodglen, Hunters Glen, Eastlake and Original Thornton were built from the 1960s through the 1990s, and their slabs show the usual Front Range wear: surface scaling from de-icer, oil stains and hot-tire marks where the cars park. Those floors clean up completely once they are ground to sound concrete.

Thornton is about twenty-five minutes from our shop by I-25 or E-470, and it is the far east edge of our primary area. Everything inside city limits is at standard pricing with no travel charge. Brighton and points further east are by request, and we will tell you before the quote whether a small travel charge applies. Newer Thornton homes often have unfinished basements too, and those are quoted per square foot.