What is the flooring used for – what will it be exposed to on a regular basis?

Epoxy flooring is perfect for garages and homes. It’s durable, affordable, and easy to maintain. If you’re considering it for your garage or home, please read on to find out more about why we recommend it!

A lot of people think that their garage is just a place they store things – but the truth couldn’t be further from this notion. Your family spends time in there too, whether they are looking after the car themselves or taking care of other tasks like cleaning up tools or trying to get rid of some clutter (or maybe all three). This means that your family will have to put up with whatever problems may arise when using epoxy flooring in a work area. Epoxies are very tough.

How much traffic does the epoxy flooring need to withstand?

As a general rule of thumb, epoxy flooring in high traffic areas will need to be re-coated every three years. This is because the amount of wear and tear that can happen over time is greatly increased when you’re dealing with heavy machinery or lots of people walking around on hard surfaces.

The good news, though, is that it doesn’t take much for your garage to become a low-traffic area for an epoxied surface; this means that they may last up to five years before needing another coat!

Inside the home, the epoxy flooring will last around five to ten years.

Epoxies are tough! Epoxy flooring is durable and can withstand a lot of wear and tear, which means you won’t have to worry about it getting damaged as easily when using the garage or starting up your home business enterprise. And while epoxy floors need an occasional coat of sealer every six months or so (depending on how much traffic they receive), there’s no redoing that whole project in order for them to stay looking good again – unlike carpeting with its high-maintenance requirements like periodic vacuuming. So they’re not just tough, but also low maintenance! That makes them perfect for any workspace from garages to

What type of surface should you use Epoxy on – concrete, wood, or tile?

Epoxy should be used on concrete inside your garage or shop. Epoxy should not be used on wood, tile, carpet, linoleum, or other flooring materials inside the home.

Epoxy can withstand a lot of wear and tear and doesn’t need as much upkeep as some other types of floors because it’s durable enough to last for years on end without needing any professional help in between jobs. And while Epoxy does require periodic coats of sealer every six months (depending on how often it gets traffic), there is no redoing that whole project like with carpets – which are high-maintenance and need vacuuming regularly – so they’re easy to maintain too! That makes them perfect for garages but also homes just looking for something low maintenance and beautiful. It also can’t be stained by things like oil, so with just a quick wipe down every now and then, you have a floor that is going to look new for years.

It also has the ability to resist gas vapors (perfect if your garage holds any type of fuel or machinery) Epoxy doesn’t make noise when it’s walked on, unlike carpets which are always making sound no matter how thick they are – epoxy floors don’t need an underlayment and can even hold up through areas where there might be spills from time to time without getting ruined. Plus, those stains will get soaked right in instead of being left behind. And because its surface is non-porous, it won’t absorb water, so there isn’t anything to worry about with mold and mildew or anything else that happens with carpets.

And you don’t have to worry about your garage smelling like the rest of your house, either – Epoxy is resistant to those nasty vapors mentioned earlier in this post, so you can keep everything tidy down there without worrying. Another thing that people really love about epoxy flooring for their garages is how it’s easy to clean up even if there are any spills from time to time because its surface won’t absorb water – just mop away the mess and wipe off any other dirt.

And while many different types of floors will start looking dirty over time (even though they may not be), an epoxy floor will look great no matter what.

In conclusion: If you’re still on the fence about whether Epoxy is right for your garage or home, take a look at these six reasons why it might be just what you need.

• -It’s waterproof, so spills and puddles can’t cause any damage to your floors.
• Epoxy dries quickly and doesn’t require sealing like other types of flooring materials do after installation, which means less waiting time before touching or walking on them again. Epoxy also reduces mold growth because moisture isn’t an issue with this type of flooring!
• Epoxies are available in many colors but come in shades that simulate marble, granite, wood, or tile – meaning that they work well even if you want something different in a different room.
• Epoxy flooring is resilient and durable – it can withstand heavy foot traffic, so you never have to worry about replacing your floors again!
• It’s easy to clean too. You don’t need harsh chemicals or solvents that might damage the coating on your Epoxy. Simply sweep up any dust, dirt, or other debris with a broom or vacuum cleaner, then rinse with water using a damp mop. When dry, polish with an electric buffer for a shiny finish just like new!
• The material is more affordable than many types of flooring materials such as tile because installation costs are lower (no mortar layers!), among other things.