Epoxy Flooring

Flooring that starts with your actual concrete.

Every recommendation is shaped by what the space really is, not by a package. Bare concrete makes even a well-kept garage feel unfinished. A properly prepared and coated floor changes how the entire space carries itself.

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What is installed

Four categories. One standard.

These are brand categories, not templated packages. The actual finish is scoped after the surface is reviewed.

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Showroom Garage Floors

Custom epoxy garage floors

Turn unfinished, stained or visually tired concrete into a more complete, usable and impressive garage. The system used depends on the concrete you actually have, previous coatings and how the space is used.

WorkGrade Floors

Commercial and workshop epoxy flooring

A professional floor for active workspaces and customer-facing environments, scoped to the specific requirements of the space. Larger and commercial projects are reviewed against the actual conditions on site.

Signature Metallic Finishes

Custom metallic epoxy flooring

High-impact, one-of-one surfaces with depth, movement and controlled variation. Metallic finishes are not templated: the pour is done to suit the room and how it will read under its usual light.

Concrete Preparation

Concrete assessment and preparation before coating

Every coating discussion begins here. The surface is reviewed for cracks, previous coatings, staining, damage and moisture behaviour before a finished approach is recommended.

Coloured resin

Before and after. Metallic and flake finishes.

A short strip of reference imagery showing the direction metallic blue and decorative flake finishes tend to take. Real Hedges before and after documentation replaces this once a project is signed off.

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AfterReference imagery
Metallic blue

Poured metallic with depth and controlled movement. Suits residential garages that get shown as well as used.

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Decorative flake

Vinyl chip flake broadcast into the coating. Reads as a workshop-first surface with strong slip character.

The review

Existing coatings, visible damage and the way the space is used all affect what should be recommended.

  1. 01
    Photos begin the review

    Full-room and close-up photos help identify what is worth checking in person.

  2. 02
    Surface condition

    Cracks, patches, previous coatings, staining and moisture behaviour are reviewed.

  3. 03
    How the space is used

    Vehicles, workshop tools, retail traffic, storage and foot traffic each change the answer.

  4. 04
    Desired outcome

    The look you want, and how the space is meant to read in its usual light.

  5. 05
    Recommendation

    Only then is a finished approach proposed, with a clear reason for it.

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Straight talk

No two garages are the same, so no two quotes are.

Warranty duration, cure time, chemistry, moisture handling and slip resistance are decisions that depend on the specific surface and how it will be used. Those are worked out with you, not stamped onto a package. Send a few photos and the review begins from there.

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