One Crew for Greensboro, High Point and Winston-Salem
Ascent Epoxy Greensboro is the epoxy and polyaspartic flooring crew Blake leads across the Piedmont Triad — Greensboro and High Point in Guilford County, Kernersville and Winston-Salem in Forsyth, and the towns around them, from Summerfield and Oak Ridge to Jamestown, Thomasville, Gibsonville and Burlington. One crew and one written process, from the first slab test to the day you park on the finished floor.
Most Triad homes sit on a crawlspace, not a slab, so the garage is usually the one big piece of concrete on the property. The typical house here dates from the mid-1980s to 1990 — the median build year is 1987 in Greensboro, 1990 in High Point and 1984 in Winston-Salem — which puts that garage slab at 35 to 40 years old: stained, often pitted, sometimes scaled where winter brine dripped off the tires. Resurfacing that slab, not protecting a new one, is the work Blake's crew is set up to do here.
Coatings fail from the bottom up, and the usual causes are moisture in the slab and a rushed prep. So before Blake quotes a square foot, the slab gets a moisture reading and a hard look at the pitting, cracks and scaling, and before any coating goes down it gets a free ASTM moisture test (F1869 calcium chloride or F2170 in-situ probe). The readings tell the crew what the floor needs: a moisture-mitigation primer (priced on your written quote up front), a deeper diamond grind, crack and spall repair, or simply more drying time. Skip that step and you get a floor that lifts; do it and you get one that holds.
How Blake's Crew Works
Four things we hold to on every Triad slab, garage or shop floor.
We Read the Slab, Not a Template
A 1980s garage slab in Irving Park, a newer slab-on-grade build in Summerfield and a showroom floor in High Point are three different concrete problems wearing the same gray. Blake's crew reads each one on its own terms — how much moisture is in the slab, how deep the pitting and scaling go, whether old paint or a failed DIY kit has to come off first. Every job opens with a free ASTM moisture test and diamond-ground prep matched to what that specific slab is doing.
Coatings Built for a Piedmont Year
A Triad garage floor gets worked from both sides: a muggy season that runs from late May into late September, and a winter of freezing nights, ice storms and road brine that comes home on your tires and eats bare concrete. Blake specs primers matched to the moisture reading, epoxy base coats and a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat that stands up to brine and salt scaling — the systems a contractor will put a written warranty on, not the ones on a hardware-store shelf.
A Number You Can Plan Around
We publish typical Triad price ranges up front — most two-car flake garages land around $2,000 to $4,000 depending on slab condition and finish — so you have a budget before anyone visits. The written quote is scoped from the moisture reading and a close look at your slab: moisture mitigation and repairs are priced before we start, not discovered mid-job. See our pricing guide or try Floor Studio to preview finishes on a garage floor.
Warranty You Can Actually Read
Every garage and home floor comes with a written 25-year warranty covering delamination, peeling, cracking and adhesion, and commercial and industrial floors get the warranty for their system in writing — either way, a document you can read before you sign, with what voids it and how a claim works spelled out.
Ascent Epoxy is a network of local markets built on installer crews. For the Piedmont Triad, that crew is Blake's, working to the process on this page: a moisture test before any coating goes down and a diamond grind, never an acid etch.
You'll know the name of the crew lead on your floor (Blake) before the estimate visit, and the process, price and warranty are in writing before you sign.
Newly Serving the Triad, With the Process in Writing
Want Blake's Crew on Your Floor?
Tell us about your space and we'll set up a visit to take a moisture reading on the slab, walk the project with you, and put a written quote in your hands — free, with nothing owed and no pressure to book.
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