More Projects Across Our Service Area
The rest of our recent work, grouped by area, shows how much the slab, the sun and the buyer change a floor job.
Riverside
Marcus's Canyon Crest garage traded a peeling box-store kit for a full flake system over filled shrinkage cracks, an estimated $3,400 to $4,600. Angela's Wood Streets showroom and back office, about 1,600 sq ft, moved off worn carpet tiles onto a quartz broadcast floor in two phases, typically $8,800 to $12,400. Victor's assembly and parts area near the Santa Ana River got high-build epoxy with grit and new walkway striping, roughly $13,500 to $24,000 over an estimated 3 to 5 days. In the Mission Inn district, Sharon's upper parking deck section took a traffic membrane with an aggregate wear coat, an estimated $9,800 to $13,900, so no more water drips onto the cars below.
Eastvale, Norco and El Sobrante
Hector's pick and pack zone in a logistics park on the city's edge in Eastvale got 3,600 sq ft of high-build epoxy with safety-yellow aisle striping, an estimated $14,000 to $24,000. Jennifer's community garage block at Eastvale Square, about 3,200 sq ft, now wears one flake system across every bay, typically $13,000 to $24,000 in two phases. Oscar's washdown and prep room in an Eastvale food distribution building moved from failing epoxy to urethane cement built for thermal shock, roughly $9,400 to $13,600. Frank's two-bay truck repair shop on a Norco horse lot got a quartz broadcast with a chemical-resistant topcoat one bay at a time, an estimated $9,600 to $13,900. Debbie's Norco garage, which doubles as a tack and feed room, took a saddle and sand flake blend with grit in the clear, typically $3,200 to $4,900 over an estimated 1 to 2 days. In Victoria Grove, Gary's family had their two-car garage back within a day and a half on a one-day polyaspartic, an estimated $3,800 to $5,600. Paula's cracked front walk and driveway apron in Lake Hills got a textured UV-stable coating, roughly $2,400 to $3,800.
Orange County
Robert's 4-car showcase garage on an estate lot off Santiago Boulevard in Villa Park now carries a charcoal and silver designer metallic epoxy, an estimated $8,500 to $11,800 over an estimated 3 to 4 days. Kathy's sun-baked pool surround on a half-acre lot near the citrus groves got a light tan quartz texture that stays cooler underfoot, typically $2,600 to $3,900. Linda's detached woodshop in Cowan Heights traded oil-stained concrete for heavy-build epoxy with grit, roughly $3,600 to $5,400. Brian's three-car garage near the Yorba Linda horse trails got a polyurea base, domino flake and a two-coat clear for hot tires, an estimated $4,800 to $6,900.
Foothill cities
Walter's laundry, mud room and pool bath on a foothill lot above Euclid Avenue in San Antonio Heights went from cracked tile to an epoxy-quartz double broadcast, typically $3,200 to $5,000. Carol's back patio on a steep drive below the San Gabriel Mountains got a two-tone stain and a UV-stable sealer, an estimated $2,200 to $3,600. Kevin's game room and wine room in The Country Estates of Diamond Bar hid a long settlement crack under a pearl and bronze metallic floor, roughly $6,800 to $10,400. Rachel's dental suite on a hillside tract off Grand Avenue in Diamond Bar moved to a seamless coved epoxy installed Friday to Monday, an estimated $7,800 to $11,600. Nathan's converted garage studio beside a Craftsman bungalow near the Village in Claremont was ground and polished to a satin sheen, typically $4,200 to $6,400 over an estimated 2 to 3 days.
Woodcrest
Monica's new-build garage in a tract beside the ranch lots had curing compound and builder overspray ground off before a partial flake epoxy, an estimated $2,900 to $4,200 over an estimated 1 to 2 days.
