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You get real trees up here, which is most of why people move, and everything those trees drop lands on your patio. On open concrete that soaks in. On a coated surface it sits on top and comes off with a hose, which is the whole difference between a space you use and one you keep meaning to clean. Dialed In Epoxy coats patios, walkways and driveways across Prescott. ROC 358358, and we are licensed, bonded and insured.
Call (602) 820-7739Concrete is porous, so anything organic that sits on it wet has somewhere to go. Needles, sap, leaf litter and the tannin that comes out of all of them work into the surface and stop being something you can sweep. Two coats of UV stable polyaspartic close that surface completely, and the color sits under them rather than on top, so what the trees land on is a finished layer with nothing to soak into. A hose and a mild detergent handle the rest.
Shade changes the other half of the job too, in a way that is worth knowing before you choose a color. A slab under trees stays damp longer after rain than one in the open, so we look at where water sits an hour after the surface is wet and whether any is arriving from underneath, and we say so before quoting rather than after. Where it drains properly the finish protects the concrete below it and stays easy to keep for years, and you stop losing the shaded half of the yard to whatever falls on it. The material side is set out in how the coating is cleaned and kept.
Most lots here have both, and the two halves are not the same problem. The part in the open takes the sun, which is why the resin outdoors is polyaspartic rather than epoxy: epoxy is not UV stable and ambers within a season or two, so a floor built with it stops matching across the boundary. The shaded part takes the damp and the debris. The same UV stable build handles both, and running it across the whole area is what stops the two reading as separate floors, so your patio and your path belong to the same space. Call (602) 820-7739 or fill in the quote form and we will look at how the light falls on it.
Three stages on every exterior concrete coating in Prescott, AZ, and what the grind lifts decides the other two.
We mechanically grind, profile and vacuum the concrete with diamond tooling, which takes off the weathered top layer along with any old sealer. Exterior slabs almost always carry one, and a coating laid over an existing sealer has nothing to bond to. That preparation runs under every interior floor we lay: the four layers of an epoxy floor build, in order.
Cracks, spalled edges and pitted areas are cut out, filled and ground flush. Control joints are honored rather than filled over, so the slab can still move where it was designed to move instead of cracking somewhere new.
Then the system itself: a polyaspartic base, the color layer, and two coats of UV stable polyaspartic over the top, with anti-slip aggregate broadcast in where it was specified. A polyaspartic build goes down in a day, which on a driveway is the difference between one afternoon without the car and a week of it.
If you want to protect your concrete floor from damage, improve safety, and keep your space looking its best, give us a call or fill in our FREE quote form.
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