Pittsburg Epoxy Floors and ConcretePittsburg Epoxy Floors and Concrete

Professional Flooring Contractor in Pittsburg CA - Garage and Shop Floors That Hold Up

Pittsburg Epoxy Floors and Concrete puts in epoxy garage floors and polished concrete in Pittsburg and nearby cities like Antioch and Concord. We also take on damp basements and strip old, peeling coatings off floors that need a fresh start.

Gray-and-white flake epoxy coating covers a garage floor beneath taupe walls and white doors.
  • Licensed and fully insured.

  • Free in-person estimates.

  • We reply within 1 business day.

Our approach starts with the slab under your floor

Most floors that fail went wrong before the first coat went down, so I start every job by looking at the concrete underneath. I check for moisture coming up through the slab, old coatings, cracks and patches, then ask how you use the room, because a garage with hot tires and dropped tools needs a different floor than a basement rec room or a shop with forklifts.

From there, I recommend the floor your slab and your use call for, and our crew builds it. I spent years selling floor coatings before I installed them, so I know what a pitch sounds like, and I'd rather give you a straight answer. You can read how I got into floors, or contact us to have me look at yours.

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Flooring contractor services in Pittsburg, CA

Pittsburg Epoxy Floors and Concrete is a flooring contractor in Pittsburg, CA, and our 16 services cover everything from a new garage coating to stripping a floor back to bare concrete. The price mostly comes down to the size of the floor, how much grinding and crack repair the slab needs, whether an old coating has to come off and which system you pick. The schedule turns on that same prep, on how much moisture is in the slab and on how long the system needs to cure before you use the room. I look at your floor and give you a written estimate with your own numbers.

  • Close view of a tan speckled concrete floor with dark intersecting joints and a polished finish.

    We grind the concrete and roll on epoxy that bonds into it, giving garages, basements and workrooms a hard, glossy floor that wipes clean and resists oil.

  • A spacious industrial warehouse has a glossy gray floor with yellow lane markings reflecting overhead lights and tall loading doors.

    Running a shop, warehouse or kitchen? We put down thick epoxy systems built for forklifts, rolling carts, spills and daily cleaning, so the floor keeps working.

  • A garage floor has a dark blue-gray coating with dense white and gray flecks, bordered by unfinished walls.

    The floor we're best known for, a flake coating over a ground and repaired garage slab that handles hot tires, oil drips and dropped tools.

  • Speckled tan polyaspartic coating covers a brick patio beneath three sets of white glass doors.

    How is it different from epoxy? Polyaspartic cures faster and resists fading in sunlight, so it suits a garage with the door often open.

  • A glossy metallic epoxy floor has flowing gray, white, and bronze swirls in a dark-walled room.

    We pour metallic epoxy that swirls into a pearly, marbled look, a good fit for showrooms, offices and basements you're turning into living space.

  • Light gray speckled concrete overlay covers an outdoor patio beside a stone wall, fence, and swimming pool.

    Who needs urethane cement? Commercial kitchens, breweries and food plants, because it handles hot water washdowns, harsh cleaners and steady wet traffic better than standard epoxy.

  • Polished gray concrete floor reflects overhead lights in a large unfinished room.

    We grind your existing slab with finer and finer diamonds until it shines, then harden the surface, leaving a low-upkeep floor for homes, shops and warehouses.

  • A gray-and-black speckled coated floor fills an empty garage with a mustard accent wall and white door.

    Want color without a thick coating? We stain the concrete itself in earthy, marbled tones and seal it, a good fit for patios, basements and open living areas.

  • Glossy metallic epoxy floor with swirling blue, black, and white patterns in a furnished living room.

    We install terrazzo, chips of marble or glass set in epoxy and ground smooth, as a hard-wearing floor for lobbies, entries and kitchens.

  • Gray-and-black flake epoxy coating covers the floor of a workshop with white cabinets and equipment.

    We put down basement floors chosen after testing the slab for moisture, so a rec room, gym or storage space gets a system its concrete can actually hold.

  • Gray-and-black flake coating covers a basement floor, with a support post and exposed ceiling beams.

    Every coating needs a clean, open surface to grip, so we diamond-grind the slab, take off glue and high spots, and fill cracks before anything goes down.

  • A garage has a gray speckled sealed floor, with an open overhead door, refrigerator, and ladder along the walls.

    Is your bare concrete soaking up stains? We apply a penetrating or topical sealer that helps keep out oil, water and dirt on garages, patios and driveways.

  • Light gray speckled concrete overlay covers a spacious room, with a long dark floor joint and narrow windows along the metal wall.

    Concrete that's pitted, flaking or patched in a dozen places can usually get a new face, a thin cement overlay that looks fresh without tearing out the slab.

  • A sunlit room has a light gray speckled concrete floor beside dark block walls and a staircase.

    Dips and humps in a slab show through tile, plank and coatings, so we pour a self-leveling layer that flows out flat before the next floor goes on.

  • A rectangular swimming pool is surrounded by a pale tiled deck with lounge chairs, a red umbrella, and a wooded pond beyond.

    We resurface and coat pool decks with a textured finish that grips when wet, for homeowners whose deck is cracked, faded or rough on bare feet.

  • A garage has a glossy black speckled floor with expansion joints and utility equipment along the wall.

    Peeling epoxy, carpet glue or tile adhesive in the way? We grind and strip it down to clean concrete so the next floor has something solid to grip.

Why homeowners and shop owners call us

Most of what makes a floor last happens before the first coat goes down, and most of what we do differently comes from that. Here's what you can expect when you hire us.

  • Most of the time goes to prep

    Grinding the slab open, filling cracks and fixing low spots get the most hours on our jobs, because that hidden work is what keeps a new floor bonded instead of peeling.

  • We take on the tricky floors

    Damp basements, old coatings and cracked slabs are the floors other crews pass on, and we like working them out. If one isn't a good fit for a coating, I'll tell you.

  • Floors for homes and busy shops

    Homeowners call us for garages and basements, and shop and warehouse owners call when they need a floor that can take forklifts, spills and heavy carts, so we know both kinds of use.

  • A licensed, insured Pittsburg crew

    We're a licensed and fully insured crew based in Pittsburg, and our work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee. If you'd like me to look at your floor, call (925) 318-8041.

Our process from your first call to walkthrough

Here's what happens after you get in touch, so you know who you'll talk to, who comes out and what you'll have in hand before any work starts.

  1. Call or send a message

    Call us or send a message through the form and tell us about the floor, the room and what's going wrong with it. We reply to every call and message within one business day to set up a time for me to come out.

  2. I look at the slab

    I come out myself, look at the concrete, check it for moisture and old coatings, and take readings where they're needed. Then we talk about how you use the room and which floor fits it, and you get a written estimate. It's free, and there's no obligation to go ahead.

  3. We prep and lay the floor

    Before work starts, we check with the city or county office for your address, and if the job needs a permit we pull it and handle the paperwork. Then our own installers prep the concrete first, with me on site for that part, and put the system down.

  4. We walk the finished floor

    When the floor's done, I walk it with you so you can look it over and ask about anything you see. I'll tell you when it's ready for foot traffic and cars, and how to clean it so the finish keeps looking right.

How we help you choose the right floor

Most people call asking for epoxy, and sometimes that's the right answer. Often a polished slab, a polyaspartic coat or a urethane cement floor fits better, depending on moisture, traffic, chemicals and how fast you need the room back. I'll lay those options side by side and tell you what each one does well and where it falls short.

  • A look at the slab, with moisture readings where they're needed

  • A check for old coatings, cracks and patches under your floor

  • A plain comparison of the floors that would suit your room

  • A straight answer if your slab isn't a good fit

  • A written estimate, free, with no obligation to go ahead

A Pittsburg flooring contractor since 2017

Pittsburg Epoxy Floors and Concrete is a flooring contractor based in Pittsburg, CA. I started it in 2017 after years selling floor coatings, first behind a supply counter and then to contractors, and after learning the installing side on the job under an experienced installer. We're licensed and fully insured, and we work in the 12 cities on this site and others around them.

More about us

A look at the kinds of floors this work turns out, from flake garage coatings and metallic epoxy to polished and stained concrete.

Cities we serve around Pittsburg

Pittsburg Epoxy Floors and Concrete is based in Pittsburg, CA, and works in the cities around it, including Antioch and Walnut Creek. The 12 cities below have their own pages, and if you don't see yours, call and ask.

Tell us about the floor you have in mind

We reply within one business day to set up a time for me to come out, look at the slab and give you a free written estimate, with no obligation to go ahead.

(925) 318-8041

HoursMon–Fri: 7 AM–11 PM, Sat–Sun: 8 AM–10 PM

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