Residential Flooring

Atlanta Concrete Coatings provides high-performance, seamless epoxy concrete coatings for aircraft hangars and aerospace maintenance bays across the Atlanta metro area, including Atlanta, Buford, Alpharetta, College Park, Cumming, Decatur, Duluth, Marietta, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Tucker, and Woodstock. A hangar floor has to hold up to aircraft and ground equipment traffic, fuel and fluid exposure, and

For most Atlanta garages, the choice between epoxy and polyaspartic comes down to two things: epoxy costs less ($4 to $9 per square foot) but takes two to three days to cure, while polyaspartic costs more ($5 to $12 per square foot) but installs in a single day and won’t yellow in the sun. Both

The choice between grind and seal and polished concrete comes down to one question: how will the floor actually be used? Both start from the same bare slab, but they involve different processes. Grind and seal puts a protective sealer over a ground slab for moisture and stain resistance at $2 to $6 per square

Professionally installed epoxy flooring lasts 10 to 20 years in residential settings, and up to 30 years with consistent maintenance and the right topcoat. DIY kits, by contrast, rarely make it past three years before peeling or yellowing. Atlanta Concrete Coatings has replaced enough failed DIY floors across North Georgia to know that the lifespan

Most epoxy floor problems in Metro Atlanta trace back to three root causes: moisture vapor trapped under the coating, inadequate surface preparation, or the wrong topcoat for the conditions. Get those three right and bubbling, peeling, yellowing, and hot-tire damage are almost entirely preventable, which means most failures aren’t really about the epoxy at all.

The type of concrete sealer you choose determines whether a slab stays protected for three years or fifteen. The five main concrete sealer types fall into two families: film-forming sealers that sit on top of the concrete, and penetrating sealers that soak in and react below the surface. Picking the wrong family for the job,

Polished concrete costs $3 to $12 per square foot in Metro Atlanta, but the spread is wide enough that two quotes at opposite ends can describe completely different jobs. The biggest cost driver is the condition of the slab. A clean, flat slab sits at the bottom of the range; a pitted, cracked, or previously

Stained concrete and epoxy both upgrade a bare concrete floor, but they do fundamentally different jobs, and that’s the distinction that should drive your choice. Stained concrete soaks into the slab to add permanent color without building a surface layer. Epoxy does the opposite, bonding a thick protective coating on top of the concrete. One

The best commercial kitchen flooring for Atlanta restaurants balances slip resistance, chemical durability, and health code compliance. Epoxy, quartz broadcast epoxy, and quarry tile are the three most common options. After installing countless commercial floor coatings across the metro, Atlanta Concrete Coatings compares each system below. Most restaurant owners choose their kitchen floor based on