Epoxy Flooring in Peachtree Corners, GA

Epoxy flooring in Peachtree Corners often begins in a neighborhood that was planned on paper in the late 1960s. Paul Duke founded Peachtree Corners, Inc. in 1968 to build homes beside a campus for high-tech companies, and Jim Cowart developed early neighborhoods such as Peachtree Station, Chattahoochee Station and Spalding Corners in the 1970s. Many of those houses still have their original garage slabs, now around fifty years old.

Reading a 1970s slab

Concrete from that era tends to show its age in predictable ways. Expect hairline cracks along joints, worn areas where cars turned for decades, and sometimes a coat of paint from an earlier owner. Before we recommend a system, we grind the surface, measure moisture and check how sound the concrete is. Most of these floors take a coating well once the prep is done right.

River-edge lots

Seven miles of the Chattahoochee form the city's northern and western border. Homes near the river can have basements or garages partly below grade, and those slabs may carry more ground moisture. We test before choosing a primer.

Labs, cleanrooms and tech campuses

Technology Park started in 1967 with tenants like GE and Scientific Atlanta. Today the city has more than 2,300 businesses, and Intuitive Surgical announced a 750,000-square-foot campus expansion in 2021. Curiosity Lab includes a 25,000-square-foot Innovation Center and a 3-mile autonomous vehicle test track. Labs, assembly rooms and equipment spaces need floors that are dust-free and simple to clean, and some need static control. Tell us the requirements and we will match a system to them.

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Fast turnaround for busy owners

Many residents work in the offices nearby and do not want a garage out of service for long. A polyaspartic topcoat can cut the wait before the floor takes foot traffic and cars again. We give you the exact timeline in writing.

Steady homeownership

The homeowner vacancy rate was only 1.3% in 2020. Owners who stay tend to pick a full flake system that will look good for years rather than a thin paint.