Surface coatings that work as hard as you do.

How the project works

1. Evaluate the slab and identify cracks or surface damage that need attention.
2. Mechanically prepare the concrete, including edges and other detail areas.
3. Complete needed repairs, then apply the selected Penntek chip system and finish layers.
4. Clean the work area and confirm care and return-to-use instructions for the installation.

How to prepare

• Remove vehicles, stored items, floor mats, and movable shelving before the crew arrives.
• Point out known stains, previous coatings, cracks, heated-floor systems, and moisture concerns during the quote.
• Keep the garage available until the project-specific return-to-use time provided by the crew.

Good fits for this service

• Daily-use garages
• Home workshops
• Multi-car garages
• Interior utility spaces

Colors and finishes

Documented garage examples include Silver Creek, Pecan, and Smoke. Standard Evolution Chip colors and custom chip blends are available; review a physical sample in the space because screens and lighting can change how a blend appears.

How the project works

1. Review the concrete condition, exposure, drainage, edges, and transitions around the outdoor space.
2. Mechanically prepare the slab and address repair areas identified during the assessment.
3. Apply the selected decorative chip system and its specified finish layers.
4. Confirm cleanup, care, and project-specific return-to-use timing before the space is reopened.

How to prepare

• Remove furniture, grills, planters, pool accessories, and other movable items from the work area.
• Arrange clear crew access and discuss gates, pets, irrigation, drainage, and nearby landscaping during the quote.
• Choose a project window that leaves the surface undisturbed for the return-to-use period confirmed for your installation.

Good fits for this service

• Covered and uncovered patios
• Pool decks
• Front porches and entries
• Exterior walkways

Colors and finishes

Local gallery examples include Pebble Beach, Sandstone, Driftwood, and Slate Stone. Bring exterior paint, stone, furniture, or landscaping references when comparing standard colors or discussing a custom blend.

How the project works

1. Assess the slab, traffic, chemicals, cleaning practices, operating schedule, and required transitions.
2. Define mechanical preparation, edge work, repairs, coating layers, access, and phasing in a written scope.
3. Prepare and coat the approved work area with the system selected for the documented use.
4. Complete cleanup and review handoff, maintenance, and return-to-service requirements.

How to prepare

• Provide the intended use, traffic, cleaning routine, chemical exposure, and scheduling constraints during planning.
• Coordinate removal or protection of equipment, inventory, fixtures, and vehicles before work begins.
• Confirm crew access, shutdown windows, ventilation constraints, and the return-to-service plan in the written scope.

Good fits for this service

• Auto service bays and shops
• Showrooms and offices
• Kitchens and breweries
• Kennels, schools, and production areas

Colors and finishes

Commercial finish selection should follow the space's use, cleaning needs, and visual goals. The Evolution Chip range and custom blends can be discussed during specification; the written proposal should name the selected system and finish.