Potomac, MD · Decorative concrete since 2005
Epoxy flooring in Potomac, MD often starts in the garage, and Potomac garages are not small. Three and four bays, a lift in the corner, a collector car under a cover. In the Mix Artistic Decorative Concrete, a veteran-owned shop in business since 2005, builds custom garage floors, polished concrete and concrete countertops for estates off River Road and Falls Road.
A big house means a lot of concrete: the garage, the lower level, the pool house, the patio and the outdoor kitchen. Getting all of it from one crew means the finishes can be planned together instead of pieced together. Tim McKenna spent 15 years pouring industrial concrete before he started this business, and that background is why we look hard at a slab before we talk about color.
If you have been searching epoxy flooring near me from Potomac and want someone who does design work, not just coatings, look through our custom garage and floor systems and then call us.
Epoxy flooring in Potomac garages has to look as good as the cars parked on it and hold up to hot tires, lifts, jack stands and winter salt. Garage floor epoxy done right starts with grinding the slab open, repairing cracks and control joints, and then building a system for the load.
Finishes range from solid colors to full chip broadcast to metallic. See all of our garage coating finishes side by side.
A polyaspartic floor coating cures much faster than standard epoxy, resists yellowing when the doors are open to the sun and stands up to hot tires. On a large garage, that faster return to service matters.
We often pair a polyaspartic topcoat with an epoxy base. Exact walk-on and drive-on times depend on the product, temperature and humidity, and we give you yours before we start.
For a collector's garage, the floor is part of the display. A high-gloss metallic or a crisp solid color with painted parking lines makes the space feel like a private showroom.
We cover the full range of metallic designs on our page about metallic epoxy flooring in Bethesda, and the same options work in a Potomac garage.
Pool decks, front steps and stone-edged walkways weather over time. A concrete skim coat is a thin troweled layer that refreshes those surfaces with a smooth or textured finish that looks like new concrete.
On a large property it can be a far smaller job than tearing out and repouring, and it can be colored to suit the house and landscaping.
A backyard kitchen by the pool takes sun, rain and freeze-thaw cycles. Concrete counters are built for that and can be cast in any shape, with cutouts for the grill, a pizza oven or a sink.
See outdoor work on our concrete countertops page.
A walkout lower level or a pool house slab is a great candidate for polishing. Wet feet, furniture and heavy traffic do not bother it, and there is no coating on top to wear thin.
Read more about polished concrete floors, from satin to high gloss.
Large kitchens call for large islands, and concrete can be cast in long runs with waterfall ends, integral sinks and seating overhangs. You choose the color, aggregate and finish.
Look at the islands and vanities on our custom countertop gallery.
Stained concrete gives a wine cellar or tasting room a warm, old-world color that suits racks of bottles and low lighting. It handles the cool, sometimes damp conditions of a below-grade room better than wood.
We check the slab for moisture first. Read more about stained concrete floors, and we cover stain in more detail for homeowners in Columbia.
Potomac is a longer trip from our Charlotte Hall base, and we plan those visits accordingly. A lot of people find us by searching concrete contractor near me and calling. We walk the property, look at every slab you want done, measure, show samples and leave a written estimate for epoxy flooring in Potomac and any related work. No charge.
Want to know who you would be working with? Read Tim's story.
From Potomac Village we cover the communities along the river and up toward the I-270 corridor: North Potomac and Travilah to the northwest, Cabin John toward the Beltway, Bethesda to the east and Rockville to the northeast. Anyone who has sat at the light where River Road meets Falls Road knows these are close neighbors.
Still have a question? Call 301-904-1359 and talk it through with us.
Square footage, the number of bays, slab condition, crack and joint repair and the system you choose. A metallic showroom floor is priced differently from a chip garage. We measure and give you a written estimate for free.
Yes, with the right prep and system. Tell us about the lift and its footprint at the estimate, and we will plan the coating around the anchor points and load.
It depends on the products, the temperature and the humidity. A polyaspartic topcoat shortens the wait. We give you the exact drive-on time for your system before the job starts.
Yes. We handle floors, countertops, skim coats and wall panels, so several areas can be planned and scheduled together.
On a sound deck that is properly prepared and sealed, yes. Cracked or loose areas are repaired first, and a textured finish helps with grip around the water.
Yes. Concrete handles heat and weather well when it is mixed, reinforced and sealed for outdoor use. Resealing every so often keeps it looking good.
It depends on the slab moisture and the look you want. Stain lets the concrete breathe and gives warm color, while a coating gives a more uniform surface. We will recommend one after checking the slab.
Yes. Potomac is part of our service area around Washington, DC, along with Bethesda, Rockville and Chevy Chase. Call 301-904-1359 to set up a visit.
Garage, lower level, pool deck or outdoor kitchen, tell us what you want to change. We will look at the concrete and give you a clear plan for epoxy flooring in Potomac and anything else on the list.
Fill out the form, or call us to set up a meeting at 301-904-1359