Rockville, MD · Decorative concrete since 2005
Epoxy flooring in Rockville, MD runs from postwar ramblers in Twinbrook to townhomes in King Farm and the labs, dealerships and restaurants along Rockville Pike. In the Mix Artistic Decorative Concrete, a veteran-owned shop in business since 2005, installs polyaspartic coatings, flake and metallic epoxy, concrete overlays and commercial floors across the county seat.
Rockville has a little of everything, and the concrete reflects it. A 1950s garage slab, a brand-new townhome garage and a lab floor off the I-270 corridor each need a different system. Tim McKenna spent 15 years on substation and power plant concrete before he went decorative, so we look at the slab and how the space is used before we recommend anything.
If you have been searching epoxy flooring near me from Rockville and want a crew that does more than one kind of floor, start with our epoxy and polyaspartic flooring systems.
Rockville is a longer drive from our Charlotte Hall base than our Southern Maryland work, and we schedule those jobs with that in mind.
In King Farm, Fallsgrove and the newer townhome blocks, the garage is often the only off-street parking you have. A polyaspartic floor coating cures much faster than standard epoxy, so you get the garage back sooner, and it resists yellowing and hot tire marks.
We often pair a polyaspartic topcoat with an epoxy base. Compare our fast-cure garage coatings to see how the layers work.
Older garages in Twinbrook and Lincoln Park have seen decades of oil, salt and patching. Flake epoxy flooring covers that history with a speckled, textured finish that hides dust, adds grip and seals out new stains.
Cracks and spalls are repaired first so the coating has a sound base.
Dealership service bays, restaurant kitchens and retail along Rockville Pike see heavy traffic, fluids and constant cleaning. Commercial epoxy flooring gives them a continuous, sealed surface, and the topcoat can be built for slip or chemical resistance.
We plan the sequence with you to keep the space out of use for as short a time as possible. Read more about commercial epoxy systems.
Biotech labs and offices around Shady Grove and Research Boulevard need floors that are easy to clean and resist spills. Resin floors and polished concrete both fit, depending on what the space handles day to day.
Tell us about the chemicals, carts and cleaning routine, and we will match the system to them. That is how commercial epoxy flooring in Rockville labs holds up.
When a patio, basement or garage slab is scaled, uneven or covered in old adhesive, a coating alone will not hide it. A cementitious concrete overlay bonds a new surface to the old slab, and that surface can then be colored, stained or coated.
It is usually far less disruptive than tearing out and repouring. Read more about resurfacing and coating options.
A finished basement, a home gym or a bar room is a good place for metallic epoxy. The glossy, marbled finish looks custom and cleans up with a damp mop.
We cover metallic colors and design in more depth for homeowners in Chevy Chase.
A cast concrete island or vanity can be sized exactly to your room, with your choice of color, edge and finish. We seal them for daily use.
See islands, vanities and bar tops on our concrete countertops page.
Even on smaller lots close to Town Square, a patio with a grill station gets a lot of use. Concrete counters stand up to sun and rain, and a skim coat or overlay can refresh the patio slab at the same time.
Look at outdoor concrete counters we have built.
A lot of people find us by searching concrete contractor near me and calling. We set a time, look at the slab, measure, show samples and leave a written estimate for epoxy flooring in Rockville or any other project. No charge.
Close by, we also handle multi-bay garage floors in Potomac and metallic epoxy and countertops in Bethesda.
From Rockville we cover the communities up and down the Red Line and I-270: Gaithersburg and Derwood to the north, Aspen Hill to the east, North Bethesda down the Pike and Potomac to the west.
Still have a question? Call 301-904-1359 and talk it through with us.
Cost depends on square footage, slab condition, any repairs and the system you choose. A polyaspartic townhome garage, an overlay patio and a commercial service bay all price differently. We measure and give you a written estimate for free.
Sooner than with standard epoxy. The exact drive-on time depends on the product, temperature and humidity, and we give you that time for your floor before we start.
Usually, yes. Older slabs need grinding, crack and spall repair and sometimes an overlay first. We will tell you what yours needs after we see it.
Service bays need a system built for vehicle traffic, fluids and frequent cleaning, often with a textured topcoat for slip resistance. We recommend the system after seeing the slab and talking through how the space is used.
Yes. We plan the sequence and timing with you or your facilities team so work fits around operations as much as possible.
When the slab is scaled, uneven or heavily patched, an overlay gives you a new surface that a coating cannot. On a sound slab, a coating is usually the simpler choice.
Sweep or dust mop regularly and mop with warm water and a mild cleaner. Skip harsh acids, and put pads under jack stands and kickstands.
Yes. Rockville and the nearby Montgomery County communities are part of our service area around Washington, DC. Call 301-904-1359 to set up a visit.
Townhome garage, older slab, office or service bay, tell us what you are working with. We will look at the concrete and give you a straight plan for epoxy flooring in Rockville that fits how you use the space.
Fill out the form, or call us to set up a meeting at 301-904-1359