Epoxy is one type of resinous flooring, with systems selected around the slab, traffic, expected exposure, and finish. We review those conditions before recommending a coating for a garage, retail space, warehouse, or other interior. Chemical resistance and load suitability depend on the specific system, not the word epoxy alone.
Each epoxy application is chosen based on traffic level, moisture exposure, and the look the space calls for.
System selection around stains, chemicals, and wear
Flake, metallic, and custom color finishes
Suited for garages, warehouses, and retail floors
Smooth, seamless surface that's simple to clean
Traffic and equipment needs assessed before selection
Custom textures for slip resistance where needed
Feedback from STX Flooring Solutions customers.
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2026-07-16
Worked with them to get our shop floor redone and they did a great job. They were quick to respond and quick to get out to do the work. Very professional, would work with them again.
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2026-07-14
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2026-07-14
From first look to final coat, we walk through each stage so the finished floor matches the space it's serving.
We inspect the existing concrete, note traffic patterns and moisture concerns, and talk through finish options that fit the space.
The concrete is ground and cleaned to remove existing coatings, oil, and debris, giving the epoxy a surface it can properly bond to.
Resin layers are applied in the color, flake, or metallic finish selected, with attention to even coverage and consistent thickness.
The floor cures fully before use, and we walk the space with you to confirm the finish and coverage meet expectations.
Get clear answers about epoxy coatings, preparation, timing, maintenance, and what to expect before requesting an estimate.
Q1
Timelines depend on the size of the space and the number of coats required. A typical garage floor may take a couple of days, while larger commercial or warehouse projects take longer to prep, coat, and cure properly.
Q2
Some systems are suited to equipment traffic, but loads, turning movements, slab condition, and expected exposure must be assessed. We confirm system suitability for the intended operation before installation.
Q3
Epoxy coatings go over concrete floors in garages, basements, warehouses, retail spaces, restaurants, and offices. The surface is properly ground and prepped first so the coating bonds well.
Q4
Yes, we offer flake, metallic, decorative, and solid color options. The finish can be chosen based on appearance preferences as well as slip resistance needs for the space.
Q5
It's one of the most common uses we handle. Garage epoxy resists oil stains, tire marks, and everyday wear while giving the space a cleaner, finished look.
Q6
Epoxy floors are low maintenance. Regular sweeping and occasional mopping keep the surface looking good, since the coating resists staining and doesn't absorb spills the way bare concrete does.
Q7
Cracks, pitting, or old coatings are addressed during surface prep. We grind and repair the concrete as needed before applying epoxy so the finished floor is smooth and stable.
Q8
We install epoxy flooring for homes and businesses in Lee's Summit and throughout the Kansas City metro, including Independence, Blue Springs, Raytown, Grandview, Raymore, Belton, Grain Valley, and Greenwood. Residential service also covers Northwest Arkansas. Larger commercial projects outside these areas are considered by scope and schedule.
Tell us about your space and we'll help determine the right epoxy system for your garage, warehouse, or commercial floor in the Kansas City area.
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