Decorative concrete coatings · Bend, Oregon
Epoxy garage floors, stained patios, polished countertops, metallic epoxy and overlays. Five finishes, one slab underneath — and a colour story you get to pick.
How it goes
Every job starts with a look at the slab — the cracks, the slope, the stains, the way light lands on it. That's what tells us which finish belongs in the room. Then we prep it, and only then do we coat it.
We read the slab first: cracks, slope, stains, how the light sits on it. Those details pick the finish.
Grinding, repair and cleaning come before colour, every time. Then the coating goes down — flake, stain, polish or overlay.
Swept and finished, ready for the first set of tires. Proud enough that you'll leave the door up on purpose.
Flake flooringBroadcast flake, teal and charcoal underfoot.
Workbench wallWiped clean, not scrubbed at.
Daily trafficBikes, boots and the garden hose.
Before & after
Cracked, dusty and patchy is where most slabs start. The prep is most of the work; the colour is the part you'll want people to see.
Before
After
The finishes
Pick the surface, then pick the colour. Our work runs in teal, charcoal and sand — mixed for the room you have, not for a catalogue.
The one that started it all. A flake or solid finish, sealed against tires, tools and road salt — and worth leaving the door up for.
GaragesColour worked into the slab itself, so the patio reads as concrete that happens to be beautiful — not a coat sitting on top of it.
Patios & walksWhere the colour gets loud. Metallic epoxy swirls and moves; overlays give tired concrete a fresh surface to work from.
Special finishes
Kitchen and bath surfaces ground and polished smooth. Cool to the touch, easy to live with.
CountersGet a quote
A tired garage floor, a patio gone grey, a countertop you'd rather not replace. Send the details and we'll talk through the finish that fits the space.
A few details is plenty to get started.