Services
What we coat and how we do it.
We coat concrete for homes, businesses, new builds, and new patios across the West Valley. Garages, patios, driveways, pool decks, commercial floors, and more. Every floor gets a moisture barrier before any coating goes down.
- Per process
- 7 STEPS
- Guaranteed
- FOR LIFE
- Moisture barrier
- EVERY FLOOR
What we coat
Inside, outside, residential, commercial.
If it's concrete, we can coat it. Pick a category to see what's included.
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Floor coatings
- Flake flooring
- Metallic coatings
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Surfaces we coat
- Driveways
- Patios
- Pool decks
- Garage floors
- Commercial floors
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Other concrete work
- Resurfacing
- Sealing
- Concrete polishing
- Countertops
- Showers
- Pools
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Who we work with
- Residential
- Commercial
- New builds
- New patios
Polyaspartic vs epoxy
Why we use polyaspartic.
Polyaspartic costs more than epoxy, and it's worth it. Here's the short list of why.
- Won't yellow in the sun.
- Resists chemicals, oils, and household cleaners.
- Wears better than epoxy. Epoxy chips and wears down. This doesn't.
- Stays flexible enough to handle slab movement without cracking.
- Cures faster than epoxy when we want it to, so you get the floor back sooner.
Cure time
We don't rush the cure
Some shops use accelerants to push the cure and finish a job in hours. We don't. We let the coating cure the way it's supposed to so the bond is stronger and the floor lasts. A floor that fails in two years isn't a fast job. It's a redo.
Flake coating process
How a flake floor goes down.
Seven steps, in order. We don't skip any of them.
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Step 1: Grind the concrete
Diamond-grind the slab clean. This opens the surface so the coating actually grips it.
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Step 2: Repair cracks and pits
Fill cracks, chips, and low spots so the base is solid before anything goes on it.
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Step 3: Moisture barrier and basecoat
Install the moisture barrier, then roll the polyaspartic basecoat.
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Step 4: Broadcast the flake
Throw flake into the wet basecoat until the floor is fully covered. No bare spots.
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Step 5: Scrape and vacuum
Once it cures, scrape down the loose edges and vacuum off the excess flake.
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Step 6: Polyaspartic topcoat
Seal the floor with a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat. This is what makes it tough and easy to clean.
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Step 7: Final inspection
Walk the floor with you. Check coverage, edges, and finish before we call it done.
Metallic coating process
How a metallic floor goes down.
Same prep discipline as flake. The look is different because we work the pigment by hand.
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Step 1: Grind the concrete
Diamond-grind the slab clean so the coating can grip the surface.
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Step 2: Repair cracks and pits
Fill cracks, chips, and low spots so nothing telegraphs through the finish.
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Step 3: Primer and basecoat
Install the moisture barrier and primer, then roll the basecoat.
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Step 4: Work the metallic pigment
Pour and move the metallic pigment by hand to build movement, swirl, and depth. Every floor looks a little different.
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Step 5: Detailing
Touch up edges and high spots so the pattern flows from wall to wall.
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Step 6: Clear polyaspartic topcoat
Seal it under a UV-stable polyaspartic clear coat that locks in the look and protects it.
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Step 7: Final inspection
Walk the floor with you and check every section before we call it done.
Make it yours
Logos and custom designs, sealed into the floor.
We can set your logo, a custom design, or color pattern into the floor and seal it under the clear coat. Good for businesses, showrooms, and garages. It becomes part of the floor and won't wear off.
- Business logos in showrooms and shops
- Sports or team marks in home garages
- Custom color patterns and inlays
- Sealed under the same polyaspartic topcoat
The moisture barrier
The step most shops skip.
Concrete holds water and pushes it back up. If you don't block it, the coating bubbles, peels, or delaminates.
We install a moisture barrier before any coating goes down. It seals the slab so vapor can't push up through it. Without this step, even the best topcoat will fail in a few years. With it, the floor stays bonded.
- Stops bubbling and peeling.
- Stronger bond between the slab and the coating.
- Handles vapor pressure from below the slab.
- Longer floor life. This is the difference between five years and decades.
This is why we can back the floor for life.
The guarantee
The Black River Resin guarantee
Your floor won't peel, bubble, or delaminate.
Every floor we install is backed for life.
Most coatings fail for one reason. Moisture comes up through the concrete and lifts the coating off the slab. So we stop it at the source. Before any coating goes down, we install a moisture barrier. It is not an upgrade and it is not optional. It is how we build the floor, and it's why we can stand behind our work for life.
If a floor we installed fails because of our work or our materials, we come back and fix it. No runaround.
Every floor we install
Lifetime
Against defects in workmanship and materials, subject to the exclusions below.
Moisture barrier
Standard
Under every floor, on every job. We do not install without one.
Polyaspartic coatings are warranted against defects in workmanship and materials, subject to the terms below and to your project agreement.
What the guarantee does not cover
Coverage can be reduced or voided where damage or coating failure comes from any of the following.
- Harsh acids, solvents, bleach, concentrated ammonia, abrasive powders, or any chemical not approved for polyaspartic flooring.
- Oil-based or incompatible cleaning products that damage the coating, discolor it, or leave a harmful residue.
- Drilling, grinding, cutting, anchoring, penetrating, or otherwise altering the floor or the slab after installation.
- Impact, abuse, neglect, misuse, or accidents outside of ordinary use.
- Unauthorized modification, repair, or alteration to the coating or the substrate underneath it.
- Conditions or damage resulting from circumstances beyond our control.
How claims are handled
Every claim is reviewed case by case. Coverage is determined by the cause, the extent, and the circumstances of the reported damage or failure.
Normal wear and tear, staining, scratching, and damage from improper care or use are not coating defects.
The moisture barrier is part of the flooring system. Coverage still depends on proper substrate conditions, moisture levels, and installation requirements. Using unapproved chemicals or cleaners, or any drilling, grinding, cutting, or other ground-altering work after installation, can end coverage immediately.
Full terms are provided in your project agreement. The terms in that agreement control.
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