Projects of record · Nationwide
Sixteen jobs, from training bays and an aircraft hangar to home garages, with the facts we can confirm for each.
The work
Click through the photographs on any job, and press facts for what we have on record about it.
We pulled up the old tile at this West Palm Beach dealership and laid a gray flake floor in its place. Cars run this corridor all day on the way to the service bays, so it's built for tires and dropped tools.
At this Apopka fire station we worked the lettering right into the concrete, so there's nothing to peel off when the engines roll over it night after night.
We ran a darker band down this school's main corridor, so the kids can follow the floor to where they need to go.
Every student walks in over the school mascot, which we ground and stained right into the lobby floor.
In Deerfield Beach we poured this court in metallic epoxy to look like the shore, with sand at one end and deep water under the far hoops.
We polished this boat showroom in Pompano Beach. It has to look sharp with hulls and trailers parked all over it.
Five days in Naples to grind and coat this private hangar. When that big door goes up, the floor is the first thing you see.
A decorative overlay with glass chips for a store in Miami, running clean from the front door all the way through.
We went out to Houston for this one. The slab still had old glue and tile lines on it, and it left as a deep purple glitter floor.
This Lauderhill restaurant got turquoise metallic out front and gray quartz in the kitchen. While we were there, we did the countertop in glitter too.
Black metallic with aluminum flake down the length of this laundromat, sealed under clear coats with a matte finish. The restrooms got a flake floor.
Done in one day in Fort Lauderdale: we ground the slab, patched the cracks and put down a salt-and-pepper flake floor. There are more garages like this one on our residential page.
Our team came out to Pompano Beach and put down a pewter metallic floor to show off the homeowner's car.
Copper, white and charcoal metallic in a single garage bay, with a black border along the walls. Four days from bare concrete to the car parked back on it.
Our crew lays out every point of this compass star by hand and tapes it off before any color goes down.
We polished this Miami gallery to 800 grit, so it looks finished but leaves the attention on the art.
Tell us the space and roughly how big it is.We come back with what it would cost and when we could start.
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