FloorTech Concrete Coatings in Falls Church, Virginia

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Polyurea Coatings

Better than epoxy in every way – stronger, longer lasting and more cost effective over time.

1-Day Installation

Epoxy takes almost full week to cure, polyurea can be installed in just one day and is ready for heavy use in two.

Limited LIFETIME Warranty

While our competitors offer one to 5-year warranties, we proudly stand by a LIFETIME warranty.

Our Concrete Coating Projects in Falls Church, Virginia

FloorTech Concrete Coatings is an exclusive installed of Penntek coatings in Falls Church, Virginia. Our PURE polyurea is the best choice for longevity of coating, quality of installation and we offer extensive customization of your concrete coatings.

Falls Church, VA Garage Floor Revival: 'Silver Creek' Chip Flake Coating for a Modern Look

In a recent residential garage coating endeavor in Falls Church, VA, we successfully enhanced a garage floor with a ‘silver creek’ chip flake color, chosen for its contemporary appeal. Polyurea was employed to coat the floor, valued for its resilience and protective qualities. The initial state of the concrete was satisfactory, with minor wear and a few small cracks. These imperfections were skillfully repaired and the surface polished, preparing it for the coating. This thorough preparation ensured a uniform and durable finish, leaving yet another customer in Falls Church pleased with their revitalized and stylish garage floor.

Polyurea vs Epoxy

Although epoxy offers initial cost savings, polyurea is better choice in terms of overall performance and long-term cost-effectiveness, owing to its durability and lower maintenance requirements. The decision between epoxy and polyurea ultimately hinges on your needs. Go with polyurea if want a long-lasting, durable coating with minimal upkeep. Alternatively, if you’re pursuing a shorter-term solution or operating on a tighter budget – epoxy might suit your needs. For those with the requisite skills and time, a DIY approach could also be considered.

Polyurea Cost

Typically, the cost of materials and labor varies, averaging around $6.50 per square foot for larger areas like 900 square feet, and going up to $9.00 per square foot for smaller spaces of around 300 square feet.

Frequently Asked Questions

We are always here for our customers, if you have a question about concrete coatings not answered in the FAQ below you can ask us by phone or email, or by filling out our contact form.

Polyurea and epoxy are both used for coating concrete, but they’re quite different. Polyurea is stronger and lasts longer, about 15 years, compared to epoxy’s 3-5 years. It bonds deeply with concrete, making it less likely to chip or peel. Epoxy, while protective, just sits on the surface and can wear out faster, especially with heat and sunlight. When applying polyurea, the surface needs more preparation, but this makes it more durable. In simple terms, polyurea is like a stronger, longer-lasting protective layer for your concrete surfaces. Learn more about the difference between polyurea and epoxy.

It is always a good idea to consult your HOA regarding rules about painting or installing coatings in outdoor areas visible from the outside. Typically, this would only apply to driveway and sidewalk coatings. We advise you to check with your HOA, review their documentation, and see whether there is any mention of concrete coatings. If there isn’t, you should be clear to have your coating installed.

Epoxy and some other polyurea coatings can only be installed during warmer months of the year. But, our polyurea coating can be installed year-round even in winter, and still only takes a day for installation.

Penntek coating is only available for professionally trained Penntek dealers like FloorTech Concrete Coatings. 

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