Turn everyday concrete into a finished surface for your home gym, workshop, laundry room or gathering space. We help you choose a floor around how you use your basement.
Online pricing for homes · On-site walkthroughs for businesses. Visits confirmed by our team.
Finished basement flake floor
A gray decorative-flake finish across the basement floor and around the support columns. Compare the earlier concrete surface with the finished appearance, then review room boundaries and moisture history when planning your own basement floor.
Read the basement floor storyA basement gym, laundry area, workshop and gathering space have different priorities. Compare appearance, cleaning, texture and how equipment or furnishings will be used before choosing the finish.
A consistent color for a straightforward finished surface. Discuss the coating build, topcoat and cleaning needs for your floor.
A multicolor flake finish with a polyaspartic finish option. Choose the blend and surface texture with your project team.
A flowing, custom decorative appearance. Review samples, lighting and design expectations; every installed pattern varies.
An epoxy system incorporating quartz aggregate. Discuss the texture and cleaning routine appropriate to the space.
The final recommendation depends on the slab, moisture, exposure, traffic and your design goals. Texture can be tailored, but no floor is slip-proof. Return-to-use timing is confirmed for the selected system and site conditions.
Tell us about damp patches, water intrusion, past leaks and any existing floor finish. Moisture and substrate condition determine whether the planned coating is appropriate; active water problems need to be resolved before installation.
Surface repairs, grinding and any agreed resurfacing or leveling are scoped for the floor condition. These services do not repair structural foundations or replace waterproofing.
For a basement estimate, share photos, approximate floor area, your city, access details and your intended use. We discuss the installation area, moving belongings and the selected system’s return-to-use instructions.
Define the room boundaries and concrete work before comparing finishes. A useful quote explains both the visible finish and the work required underneath it.
Confirm whether the proposal includes one room or connected spaces. Discuss closets, doorways, utility areas and transitions to existing flooring.
Tell us about old flooring, paint or coatings. Ask which removal and preparation tasks are included and how the existing slab will be assessed.
Identify cracks, wear, low areas and any damp patches or water history. Agree on surface repairs, any separate leveling work and whether water problems need attention before coating.
Discuss the chosen coating, design and texture along with the equipment route, stairs and belongings in the room. These details help define the installation scope and work plan.
Show where equipment, benches or work tables will sit. Discuss moving heavy items, any mats you plan to use and the care instructions for the proposed finish.
Point out appliances, drains and areas that need ongoing access. Agree on which surfaces are included and how the work will be coordinated around fixed equipment.
Bring a color reference and explain the furniture and storage layout. Identify adjoining floor finishes and doorways so the proposal covers the transitions you want addressed.
Yes, those are among our approved floor choices. We review the slab, moisture and design expectations first, then discuss samples and an appropriate system for the room.
No. A coating is a finish for a suitable slab. Water intrusion and active leaks need separate correction; the assessment determines whether coating can proceed.
A coating alone does not flatten the slab. We can assess appropriate surface repairs, resurfacing or leveling and define that work separately in the proposal.
Walk through the exact boundaries with us. The quote should name the included rooms and areas, including anything around fixed equipment or adjoining floors.
Follow the selected system’s instructions for your project. Ask about walking and returning heavy items separately so you can plan moving and access.
We review basement epoxy flooring projects across Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti and Metro Detroit, with the floor condition and room use guiding the proposal. View basement floor coating service coverage
For your home, get your floor price online. For your business, book an on-site walkthrough.