Residential front porch and steps coated in gray flake epoxy with white railings

Do It Once. Do It Right.

Residential Epoxy Flooring

Seamless, low-maintenance floors for basements, home gyms, shops, patios, and more.

Does epoxy work outside of garages?

Yes. Steel Coated coats basements, home gyms, shops, patios, and utility rooms with the same mechanically prepared epoxy system. The seamless, waterproof surface is a common fit for below-grade rooms; outdoor areas use moisture- and UV-resistant top coats. A typical install runs 3–4 days.

Installation time
Typically 3–4 days from start to finish
What drives price
Total square footage across rooms; Concrete condition and any crack or moisture mitigation; Indoor vs. outdoor system requirements. See typical pricing.
Warranty
Every floor we install is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. See what’s covered.
Blue and gray flake epoxy floor in a utility room with a vanity and sink
Utility room with a blue flake blend — a waterproof surface around a floor drain and vanity.

Is This the Right Fit?

Who This System Is For

  • Basements used as gyms, storage, or entertainment space
  • Sheds and shops that take heavy equipment and daily wear
  • Decks and patios that need a weather-resistant finish
  • Utility and storage rooms where moisture is a concern

Recent Work

What Residential Epoxy Flooring Looks Like

Real Steel Coated floors — every photo is our own work.

Covered residential patio with a gray flake epoxy floor, white railings, and a grassy backyard
Covered patio floor with a textured gray flake finish looking out to the yard.
Dark flake epoxy garage floor with a wall-mounted home gym and tool storage
Home gym and tool storage on a dark flake floor — the garage as living space.
Interior stairs finished with an epoxy flake coating
Coated stair treads — the same system as the floor, not a painted-on afterthought.
Outdoor patio with a gray flake epoxy floor and white railing
Covered patio floor with a textured gray flake finish.
Outdoor flake epoxy patio floor with shadows from a metal railing
Outdoor flake floor catching railing shadows — a finish built for sun and weather.
Close-up of a light flake epoxy floor on an outdoor patio
Patio flake texture up close, looking toward the house and yard.

Why Floors Fail

Why Floors Like This Fail

Knowing why floors peel and stain is how you avoid paying twice.

  • Porous, unsealed concrete absorbing water in basements — leading to damage and mold-friendly damp areas

  • Outdoor surfaces breaking down under UV, freeze-thaw cycles, and foot traffic without a protective coating

  • Coatings applied without mechanical preparation peeling under daily use

Interior steps and landing coated in a light neutral epoxy flake system
Stairs and landing coated to match the floor — no leftover bare concrete at the threshold.

The System

What We Install — And Why

100% solids epoxy base coat

Bonds permanently to mechanically profiled concrete

Vinyl color flake broadcast

Decorative layer with slip-resistant texture — colors chosen to fit the space

Polyaspartic / polyurethane clear top coat

Impermeable, easy-clean wear layer; moisture- and UV-resistant options for outdoor areas

Browse the flake color gallery to see named blends on real floors.

Timeline

How Long It Takes

Installation
Typically 3–4 days from start to finish

Pricing

What Drives the Price

  • Total square footage across rooms
  • Concrete condition and any crack or moisture mitigation
  • Indoor vs. outdoor system requirements
  • Stairs, landings, and detail work

Every estimate is free, in person, and exact — no pressure, no games. See typical pricing.

Our Process

How We Do It

Every coating starts with the same idea: prepare the slab so the floor bonds for life. These are the first phases — photographed on a Cache Valley garage, start to finish.

  1. Steel Coated technician in a respirator running a walk-behind diamond grinder across bare concrete, with a dust-extraction hose attached

    01 · Profiling

    We use industrial-grade grinding equipment to create a surface that the epoxy can adhere to, not just for a few years, but for life.

  2. Hand-held edge grinder with a dust-extraction hose working the corner where the concrete floor meets the wall

    02 · Cleaning

    We thoroughly clean the surface of dirt and other loose particles, again, to ensure that the epoxy floor binds to your surface — even the hard-to-reach corners and cracks.

  3. Two Steel Coated crew members filling saw-cut joints and cracks in a garage slab, with the base of the wall already taped off

    03 · Prepping

    Our prep step includes taping off walls, baseboards, and any places where the epoxy coating shouldn't be.

In Their Words

What Customers Say About This Work

“Very easy to clean the garage, and I don't need to worry about water damage in the basement anymore!”
John S.Google review
“I had a tricky area in my basement that needed water proof flooring and the epoxy is the ticket. My floors are finally perfect!”
Kaytie H.Google review

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FAQ

Questions About Residential Epoxy Flooring

Are epoxy floors a good fit for basements?

Yes — the seamless, waterproof surface is ideal for basements, home gyms, and storage rooms. Customers with below-grade rooms report no more worries about water damage after coating.

Get Your Free Residential Epoxy Flooring Estimate

Tell us about your space and we'll walk it with you, answer your questions, and give you an exact price.

Prefer to talk? Call (435) 512-1284