Centennial became a city in 2001, but most of its concrete is much older than that. Garage slabs in Cherry Knolls date to the 1960s, Willow Creek was built from the mid-1970s into the early 1980s, and even Piney Creek is now twenty to forty years old. EvrStep Epoxy Coatings is a family-owned company based in Parker, just southeast of Centennial, and we coat garages, patios and commercial floors across the city. Call 720-807-8828 for a free quote.
A Centennial garage takes a beating every winter. Cars track in snow and the de-icing chemicals used on the roads, the slab freezes and thaws dozens of times, and bare concrete absorbs all of it. Over time that shows up as pitting, scaling and stains that no cleaner removes.
Older garages often come with a problem already on them: a peeling paint job or a store-bought epoxy kit that has started to lift around the tires. Coating over a failing layer only adds another layer to fail, so we grind the old material off and start from sound concrete. Oil stains get cleaned and ground out at the same time.
Most two-car garages are finished in a single visit, and most are ready for vehicles within 48 hours. Every garage system carries a 21-year warranty against delamination. See every option on our garage floor coatings page.
Outdoor concrete here faces the same freeze-thaw cycles as the garage, plus direct sun and standing snowmelt. Uncoated patios and walkways spall at the surface, and smooth coatings that are not designed for the outdoors turn slick when wet.
An exterior concrete coating seals the surface against moisture and de-icers while adding texture where people walk. We set the level of traction for each area, so a pool deck, a front porch and a back patio each get the grip they need. UV-stable topcoats hold their color in the sun, which matters on a south-facing patio. Decorative flake and solid colors let the coating match the house, and an exterior concrete coating is far easier to sweep and hose off than bare, porous concrete. Learn more about patio, pool deck, porch and walkway systems on our exterior concrete coatings page.
Most of the city’s businesses sit west of I-25, in offices, warehouses, showrooms and light industrial space. Each of those floors has a different job, and commercial epoxy flooring has to be matched to it. Before we quote, we look at what crosses the floor every day, whether that is forklifts, carts, chemicals, hot water or steady foot traffic. The answer decides the system, the thickness and the texture.
Warehouses and shops need abrasion and impact resistance. Kitchens and wash areas call for urethane cement, which handles heat and constant moisture. Retail floors and showrooms get quartz or flake systems that look finished and clean easily, and anti-slip textures go wherever the floor gets wet. Where a floor only needs to be dust-proofed and sealed, grind and seal or polished concrete can be the better value. We schedule commercial epoxy flooring around your operating hours so the business keeps running. Details on each system are on our commercial flooring page.
Much of the Front Range sits on clay soils that swell when wet and shrink as they dry. The Colorado Geological Survey lists cracked driveways and basement floors among the most common results. In Centennial’s older neighborhoods, a garage slab that has moved for forty years usually has cracks that need repair before anything goes on top.
That is why our process starts with diagnosis rather than product. We test the slab for moisture using in-situ relative humidity probes under ASTM F2170. We repair cracks and spalls, then diamond grind to a concrete surface profile defined by the International Concrete Repair Institute. The coating system is chosen after we know what the slab is doing, not before. That order is what keeps a floor bonded through decades of winters.
Not every floor needs a coating. Polished concrete grinds the slab itself to a smooth, dense finish that sheds dust and reflects light, and it suits basements, showrooms and offices where the concrete is in good condition. Grind and seal is a simpler version that dust-proofs a floor and keeps stains from soaking in, at a lower cost.
Concrete repair comes first whenever a slab has cracks, spalls or chipped edges. We repair by cause, not by symptom, so a crack from settling is treated differently from surface damage caused by de-icers. Repairs can stand on their own or serve as the first step before a coating or polish.
EvrStep Epoxy Coatings works throughout Centennial, from Cherry Knolls and Willow Creek to Homestead in the Willows and Piney Creek. We also serve the neighborhoods around The Streets at SouthGlenn. We are a short drive away in Parker, and every estimate, moisture test and installation happens at your property.
Most two-car garages are finished in one visit, and most floors are ready for vehicles within 48 hours. Cure time depends on the temperature of the slab, so winter installs can take a little longer than summer ones.
We use both. The epoxy base coat bonds to the concrete and blocks moisture, and the polyaspartic topcoat resists UV, abrasion and hot tires. Together they last longer than either one alone.
Yes, after the cracks are repaired. Shifting soils crack a lot of slabs in the older neighborhoods here. We fill and repair cracks and spalls during prep, so they do not show through the finished floor.
Not when the texture is specified for the area. We add slip-resistant aggregate to outdoor coatings, with more grip on pool decks and steps than on a covered porch.
Yes. Our garage floor systems carry a 21-year warranty against delamination, which covers adhesion failure and moisture-related bond loss. We are owner-operated and hold an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.
Yes. We install commercial epoxy flooring, quartz, flake, urethane cement and grind and seal systems in warehouses, shops, showrooms and offices, and we can schedule the work around your business hours.
