Epoxy Flooring in Greenbelt, MD

Greenbelt is a planned community with a split personality in its housing: the original 1930s cooperative homes of Old Greenbelt, with their modest footprints and shared green space, and the larger subdivisions of Greenbelt East and Franklin Park to the west. Concrete ages differently in each, and we read the slab before we recommend anything.

Old Greenbelt basements and small garages need moisture care and tight scheduling. Newer homes bring bigger garages and finished lower levels where design finishes like metallic have room to show.

Residential Epoxy Flooring in Greenbelt, MD

Metallic epoxy has found a home in Greenbelt's finished basements, where owners want the lower level to feel like a designed room rather than a sealed cellar. Flake systems handle the garages, and quartz takes the entries and laundry rooms of both the old cooperative rows and the newer subdivisions.

Countertop pours update Old Greenbelt kitchens in place, a fit for homes where the cooperative character of the room is worth keeping while the surfaces are renewed.

Commercial Epoxy Flooring in Greenbelt, MD

Roosevelt Center and the Greenway Center corridor carry Greenbelt's commercial floors: cafes, small retail, and service spaces that take bright flake and quartz systems installed around their hours.

Recent Project: Metallic Epoxy Flooring in Old Greenbelt

A finished basement in an Old Greenbelt home needed a floor with more presence than paint and better manners than carpet over a damp slab. We ground and primed the concrete, poured a silver and graphite metallic design, and sealed it under a satin topcoat. The room now reads as the home's second living room.

Turnaround

Three days on site, furniture back after one week of cure.

Final Price

$7,850