Spokane & Coeur d'Alene Epoxy Flooring
Industrial-strength protection meets showroom elegance. Upgrade your residential garage, commercial warehouse, or retail space with ultra-durable epoxy coatings.
High-Performance Concrete Coatings
From repairing cracked concrete to applying the final high-gloss topcoat, we engineer floors designed to last a lifetime.
Residential Garages
Transform your dusty, stained garage into a beautiful extension of your home. Our epoxy flake systems are highly resistant to hot tires, oil spills, and road salts from harsh winters.
Commercial & Retail
Impress your customers with a flawless, high-gloss finish. Perfect for showrooms, retail stores, and commercial kitchens where aesthetics and hygiene are paramount.
Industrial Facilities
Heavy-duty floors built for heavy-duty work. Our industrial coatings can withstand forklift traffic, heavy machinery, and harsh chemical exposures without chipping or failing.
Custom Flake & Metallic
Your floor, your design. Choose from a wide variety of vinyl flake blends for a textured look, or ask about our stunning metallic epoxy pours that mimic high-end marble.
The Secret to Epoxy is the Prep Work
Did you know 90% of epoxy floor failures are caused by improper surface preparation? DIY kits and cheap contractors simply acid-wash the floor and paint over the dirt. At Lux Domus Contracting Group, we do it right.
- Diamond Grinding: We mechanically profile the concrete to permanently open the pores, ensuring the epoxy sinks in and bonds perfectly.
- Crack & Spall Repair: We fill and level deep cracks, divots, and imperfections for a glass-smooth surface.
- Moisture Mitigation: We assess the slab for moisture issues and apply vapor barriers if necessary to prevent future peeling.
- Polyaspartic Topcoats: We utilize advanced topcoats that cure harder than standard epoxy, offering extreme UV protection so your floor never yellows in the sun.
Epoxy Flooring FAQs
How long does an epoxy floor take to install and cure?
The installation process typically takes 2 to 3 days, largely due to the extensive concrete prep work and curing times between coats. Once the topcoat is applied, the floor can usually handle light foot traffic within 24 hours, and vehicle traffic within 72 hours.
Why do epoxy floors peel, and how do you prevent it?
Epoxy peeling (like "hot tire pickup") is almost always caused by poor surface preparation or moisture issues. We prevent this by mechanically diamond grinding the concrete to open the pores, repairing all cracks, and using industrial-grade primers to ensure a permanent, chemical bond to your floor.
