FAQs

Yes, we provide masonry repair services.

Yes, we provide brick repair services.

Yes, we provide bathtub resurfacing services.

Tuckpointing involves removing deteriorated or damaged mortar joints from between bricks and replacing them with fresh mortar. This process restores both the structural integrity and visual appeal of masonry surfaces.

Epoxy coatings are thicker, more economical, and require a longer curing period. Polyaspartic coatings cure faster, remain UV stable without yellowing, and work well for installations on tight timelines. Many professional systems combine an epoxy base layer with a polyaspartic topcoat to maximize the benefits of both materials.

Epoxy flooring offers several key advantages: exceptional durability with strong impact resistance, excellent resistance to chemicals and stains, a seamless surface that simplifies cleaning, customizable color options and finishes, and a bright, reflective finish that enhances lighting in the space.

Yes, epoxy flooring requires minimal maintenance. Regular sweeping or dust mopping combined with occasional mopping using a mild detergent keeps the surface clean. Harsh chemicals should be avoided unless the coating is industrial-grade. The non-porous nature of epoxy makes it naturally resistant to stains and spills.

No, not all concrete floors are suitable. The concrete must be structurally sound, thoroughly cleaned and free from oils or existing coatings, and properly profiled through grinding or similar preparation methods. Concrete with cracks or damage typically requires repair before epoxy application.

A standard installation follows this timeline: surface preparation takes approximately one day, application requires one to two days, and curing time ranges from 24 to 72 hours for light use with full curing taking up to seven days. Fast-curing systems such as polyaspartic coatings can sometimes be completed within a single day.

Epoxy surfaces can become slippery when wet. However, this concern is easily addressed by incorporating anti-slip additives such as silica sand or polymer grit during installation, which enhances traction while maintaining the floor's appearance.