Begin with an initial consultation where you'll discuss your project's requirements, design preferences, timeline, and budget with our experienced team. This step helps us understand your needs and provide you with a tailored solution. 

Our experts will visit your location to assess the existing surface condition, moisture levels, and other factors that may affect the installation process. This assessment ensures that the project is planned and executed accurately. 

To achieve a strong bond and a flawless finish, the existing surface will undergo thorough preparation. This may include grinding, shot blasting, or other methods to remove existing coatings, dirt, and imperfections. 

Any cracks, divots, or damaged areas on the substrate will be repaired and patched using suitable materials to ensure a smooth and even base for the epoxy application. 

A high-quality epoxy primer will be applied to the prepared surface. The primer enhances adhesion and ensures a strong bond between the substrate and the epoxy layer.

The epoxy resin, chosen based on your preferences and requirements, will be mixed and applied to the primed surface. Depending on the design and desired finish, multiple layers may be applied, along with any decorative elements like flakes or metallic pigments.

If you've chosen decorative elements or specific patterns, this is the stage where they are incorporated into the epoxy layers. Our experts will meticulously follow your design choices to create a visually stunning and personalized floor.

Depending on the epoxy system used and the desired level of protection, a clear epoxy sealer or polyurethane topcoat may be applied to enhance durability and resistance to UV light, chemicals, and abrasion.

Our team will conduct a final inspection to ensure that the epoxy flooring meets our quality standards and your expectations. Any touch-ups or adjustments will be made at this stage.

Once the epoxy floor is fully cured and inspected, we'll hand over the completed project to you. Our team will provide maintenance guidelines and answer any questions you might have about caring for your new epoxy flooring.