EPOXY

Epoxy and resin floors

A resin coating poured over concrete that cures into one hard surface. It suits garages, shops and commercial spaces. Call and tell us about yours.

The floor

What an epoxy floor is

Epoxy is a resin that goes down as a liquid. The concrete underneath is cleaned and prepared first.

Then the resin is spread over the slab and left to cure. It hardens onto the concrete and becomes the floor.

No boards, no grout lines, no joints for dirt to collect in.

The surface does not soak up oil or water, it stands up to traffic, and it washes down with a mop.

Example photograph of a poured epoxy floor in a commercial space, shown to illustrate the finish rather than a Gargus Wood Floors job. — Example image

Example photograph of an epoxy floor running wall to wall with no joints or grout lines, shown to illustrate the finish rather than a Gargus Wood Floors job. — Example image

Where it fits

Garages, shops and commercial spaces

A garage or a home shop is the common one. The slab already takes vehicles, tools and spills, and epoxy gives it a surface that can handle that and be cleaned off afterwards.

Commercial rooms are the other side of it. Anywhere a concrete floor gets heavy use and needs to be washed rather than swept around.

Example photograph of an epoxy coated garage floor, shown to illustrate the finish rather than a Gargus Wood Floors job. — Example image

Example photograph of epoxy resin being spread across a concrete slab, shown to illustrate how the coating goes down rather than a Gargus Wood Floors job. — Example image

Who you are calling

Ask about your floor

Gargus Wood Floors is a licensed Oregon contractor, CCB #64992, bonded and insured.

George W. Gargus III has been installing and refinishing floors in Southern Oregon for over 35 years. Epoxy is a new addition to the work.

Call (541) 840-1461, tell us about the space and what it gets used for, and we will go from there. Estimates are free.

Thinking about an epoxy floor?

Call and tell us about the space. Free estimate.

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