Best Flooring Contractor in Glendale CA - Floors That Hold Up From the Slab Up

The price depends mostly on the garage's size, the shape the slab is in and the coating system you pick, so I give you a figure after seeing the floor in person. Cracks, old sealer and moisture all add prep time, and prep is where most of the labor goes.

Quotes usually differ in how much prep they include, which is the part you can't see once the floor is done. A low quote may skip grinding or crack repair, and coatings over poorly prepped concrete tend to peel. Our written estimate names the prep, the product and the steps, so you can compare quotes line by line.

It depends on how much prep the slab needs and which coating goes down, since some products cure much faster than others. Polyaspartic usually gets you back on the floor sooner than standard epoxy. I'll go over the schedule for your floor at the estimate, including when you can walk and park on it.

Yes, in most cases, because the California Contractors State License Board requires a license when a job needs a building permit, uses any additional workers, or totals $1,000 or more in labor and materials. A bigger job can't be split into smaller pieces to get under that figure. In Glendale, the city also requires businesses located there to hold a business registration certificate, and contractors based elsewhere to get the city's contractor's license. We're licensed and insured.

We get back to you within one business day and set a time for me to come look at your floor. I check the concrete, talk through the finish you want and write an estimate that names the prep, product and steps. If you go ahead, I lead the crew that does the work.

Our work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. The best protection a floor gets is good prep, because floors usually fail from underneath. I'd rather spend the extra time grinding and repairing the slab than watch a coating peel a year later.

It depends on how the room gets used, and I'll usually point you one way once I've seen the slab. Polished concrete has no coating to peel and suits a sound indoor slab, while epoxy covers stains and wear and gives you color and a sealed surface. For a garage that sees oil and tire traffic, I lean toward a coating.

It depends on the job, and the place to ask is the city's Development Services division, which handles permits in Glendale. Its list of simple online permits names jobs like re-roofs, water heaters and HVAC change outs, not floor work. We check with the city or county office that covers your address and tell you what we find before work starts.