Start with the appearance you like, then match the floor to the concrete and how the space will be used. Notice It Surface Solutions offers four floor systems in Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Metro Detroit.
Appearance: A consistent color across the finished surface.
Discuss: The color, coating build, topcoat and texture appropriate to the space. Ask how surface repairs and existing slab condition affect the final appearance.
Bring to the estimate: Photos of the floor, existing paint or coatings, and your preferred color direction.
Appearance: A multicolor decorative flake finish, with a polyaspartic finish option.
Discuss: Flake blend, coverage and texture. Agree on any steps, edges or vertical surfaces included in the scope and review the actual system recommendation.
Bring to the estimate: A preferred blend or color family, floor photos and the areas you want included.
Appearance: A flowing custom decorative pattern.
Discuss: Samples, color combinations, lighting and expectations for pattern variation. Each installation has its own appearance; an inspiration photo is a design reference.
Bring to the estimate: Design references and a description of the room’s intended use.
Appearance: An epoxy floor incorporating quartz aggregate.
Discuss: Aggregate appearance, surface texture and the cleaning routine for the area. Review the traffic, spill exposure and product requirements before choosing the system.
Bring to the estimate: Photos, floor area, usage and your current cleaning routine.
Suitability depends on the slab, moisture, exposure, traffic and selected products. We confirm the system and scope after assessment. No finish is slip-proof, and return-to-use instructions depend on the installation.
Tell us about vehicle parking, workshop use, oil spots, peeling coatings and worn areas. Decide whether steps and edges are part of the project, and discuss clearing the space and parking during the work.
Garage floor preparation and coatingsShare whether the room is a gym, laundry area, workshop or gathering space. Tell us about damp patches and water intrusion before selecting a finish; active water problems need separate attention.
Basement floor options and moisture reviewDescribe traffic, rolling equipment, spills, cleaning practices and access windows. Agree on downtime, work boundaries and any markings so the proposal fits your operating needs.
Commercial floor planningA coating is a finish; it does not flatten every low spot or repair structural foundations. We assess surface damage and suitable repairs before recommending the preparation and coating scope.
Concrete repair, resurfacing and leveling
If the existing floor mainly needs cleaning or appropriate degreasing, ask about that service separately. Cleaning, surface restoration and a new coating are different scopes.
No. Appearance is one consideration, alongside the slab, moisture, traffic, exposure and cleaning needs. We review those conditions before recommending a system.
Agree on the floor area, preparation, removal of existing material, surface repairs, selected system, color or design and any steps or edges. Ask about access requirements, return-to-use instructions and care after installation.
Compare the actual scope: preparation, repairs, coating system, finish, included areas and written project terms. A total price alone does not tell you whether the proposals cover the same work.
Photos and measurements can help with an initial review. Final scope remains subject to moisture inspection and site approval. Share the city, approximate area, floor condition and the finish you have in mind.
Project photos show appearance and the transformation. Exact products, installation scope and conditions must be confirmed for each job. We will review the proposed system for your floor rather than infer its performance from a photo.
Serving Washtenaw, Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. We confirm availability for your location.
For your home, get your floor price online. For your business, book an on-site walkthrough.