Chevy Chase, MD · Decorative concrete since 2005
Epoxy flooring in Chevy Chase, MD usually means working inside a house that has been loved for a century. The streetcar suburb that grew up along Connecticut Avenue is full of older homes with low basements, original slabs and kitchens ready for a change. In the Mix Artistic Decorative Concrete, a veteran-owned shop in business since 2005, brings metallic epoxy, custom concrete countertops, stained concrete and wall panels to those projects.
Older Chevy Chase houses rarely have a perfect slab. Basements were poured long before vapor barriers were standard, and decades of patches, paint and tile adhesive pile up. Tim McKenna spent 15 years on industrial concrete before he went decorative, and that is why we start with what is under the finish before we talk about color.
If you have been searching epoxy flooring near me from Chevy Chase and want design work rather than a one-size coating, look over our decorative epoxy systems and give us a call.
Chevy Chase is a longer drive from our Charlotte Hall base, and we plan those visits with the trip in mind.
Metallic epoxy flooring makes a low-ceilinged basement feel brighter and more finished. Pigments are worked through the wet resin to create depth and movement, and the glossy surface bounces light around the room.
It suits playrooms, home offices, media rooms and bars. See metallic color options before you choose.
Kitchens in older Chevy Chase homes often have odd dimensions, angled walls and windows in the way. Concrete countertops are cast to fit exactly, with the color, edge and finish you pick, and they sit comfortably next to original millwork.
See finished islands and counters on our concrete countertops page.
Basements poured before modern vapor barriers can carry a lot of moisture, and vapor moving up through the slab is the number one reason basement coatings fail.
We check the slab before choosing a system. If moisture is high, a vapor-tolerant primer, a breathable stain or fixing the water first may be the right call for epoxy flooring in Chevy Chase basements.
Stained concrete gives a sunroom, mudroom or back entry warm, earthy color that handles wet boots and muddy dogs. The stain soaks into the surface, and the sealer over it can be refreshed as needed.
Learn more about stained concrete floors.
A concrete fireplace surround or feature wall adds a modern note to a traditional house without changing its character. Decorative concrete wall panels are cast and finished to your design, with color and texture planned to suit the room.
They pair well with a cast countertop or polished floor elsewhere in the house.
Shops, cafes and offices near the DC line and along Connecticut Avenue need floors that look sharp and stand up to foot traffic. Polished concrete is the slab itself, ground and densified, with nothing on top to wear through.
Read more about polished concrete floors and the sheen levels available.
A cast concrete vanity with an integral sink makes a small, older bathroom feel custom. We size it to the room, choose color and finish with you and seal it for daily use.
Look at vanities and bar tops we have cast.
Parts of Chevy Chase have their own village governments and permit requirements on top of the county. Interior floors and countertops usually stay inside the house, but if your project is part of a larger renovation, we are glad to work alongside your builder, architect or designer.
We do similar design-forward work nearby, including custom concrete in Bethesda.
Plenty of people find us by searching concrete contractor near me and calling. We set a time, look at the space and the slab, show samples, measure and leave a written estimate for epoxy flooring in Chevy Chase, countertops or wall work. No charge.
Up the road, we also cover polyaspartic garage floors in Rockville, and across the line we work on commercial floors in Washington, DC.
Chevy Chase straddles the District line at the circle, so our work here crosses it too. We cover Chevy Chase, DC to the south, Friendship Heights to the west, Bethesda just beyond it, Kensington to the north and Silver Spring to the east.
Still have a question? Call 301-904-1359 and talk it through with us.
We price each project after seeing it. Size, slab condition, moisture, the finish and any prep like adhesive removal all change the number. You get a written estimate at no charge.
Yes. Metallic epoxy adds very little height, and the glossy finish helps a low room feel brighter. We check the slab for moisture first.
They can. Color, edge profile and finish are all custom, so a concrete top can be warm and soft-edged to suit original millwork, or crisp and modern if you prefer.
Yes. Stained and sealed concrete handles water, mud and pet traffic well and cleans up with a damp mop. The sealer can be refreshed over time.
We plan the size, color and texture with you, then cast and finish the pieces to fit. It pairs well with other concrete in the room.
Yes. We are glad to coordinate with your builder, architect or designer, and we also work directly with homeowners.
Wipe it with a soft cloth and a pH-neutral cleaner, avoid harsh chemicals, and wipe up toothpaste, makeup and cosmetics promptly. The sealer can be renewed if it starts to look dull.
Yes. Chevy Chase is part of our service area around Washington, DC, along with Bethesda, Rockville and Potomac. Call 301-904-1359 to set up a visit.
Basement, kitchen, bath or sunroom, tell us what you want to change. We will look at the space and the slab and help you choose epoxy flooring in Chevy Chase, a cast countertop or a feature wall that suits the house.
Fill out the form, or call us to set up a meeting at 301-904-1359