Epoxy Flooring High Point, NC

Epoxy Flooring Built for High Point's Garages, Homes & Showrooms

Ascent Epoxy Greensboro installs epoxy and polyaspartic floors in High Point, NC, from 1980s garage slabs to showroom floors on a Market-week deadline. High Point is the Triad's furniture city, about 23 minutes from downtown Greensboro, and like most of the Triad it is built on crawlspaces. That makes the garage the one concrete slab on most lots, and on the typical late-1980s or early-1990s home here that slab has taken 35 years of hot tires, oil drips, and winter brine with nothing but a hose for maintenance.

High Point also has one of the smaller shares of new construction among the Triad's core cities, so most garage floors here are older slabs: stained, pitted, and dusting. Those garages are the job our crew is set up for, from the older homes around Emerywood to the newer subdivisions farther out, with flake, solid-color, and metallic systems under a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat, plus durable low-odor floors for the showrooms, warehouses, and design-trade shops of the furniture business.

Two seasons do the damage. From late May into September the Piedmont is muggy, and a coating only bonds when the slab is warmer than the surrounding dew point, so summer installs start early and are timed to the day's humidity rather than the calendar.

Winter brings freezing rain and the occasional ice storm; NCDOT brines the highways ahead of each one and spreads rock salt after, and your tires carry that brine into the garage, where it scales bare concrete. A polyaspartic topcoat shrugs it off. A bare 1980s slab does not. That is why every garage and commercial job starts with diamond grinding and a free moisture test — not an acid etch and a guess — because a 35-year-old slab can hold more moisture than it looks.

Inside the house, the same systems go down wherever there is a slab to coat: a laundry or mudroom off the garage, a workshop, or a finished residential floor in a slab-built newer home. And in High Point the commercial side is real. The city hosts High Point Market every April and October, and a showroom, warehouse, or design-trade shop that wants a new floor before Market has a fixed date to plan around. We phase commercial work by zone with fast-cure polyaspartic so a business can stay open, and we plan the install backward from your deadline.

Whether it is a flake floor on a 1990 garage slab, a metallic finish in a showroom, or a solid-color floor in a warehouse bay, the diamond grinding, moisture testing, and crack repair before any coating goes down are what separate a floor that lasts two years from one that lasts for decades — and every garage and home floor is backed by a written 25-year transferable warranty, while showroom and warehouse floors get the warranty for their system in writing before you sign. See the full range of garage floor epoxy and coating systems we install across the Triad.

Serving High Point ZIP codes 27260, 27262, 27263 and 27265 in Guilford County, plus Archdale, which shares 27263, and Trinity (27370), just south of High Point in Randolph County.

Every project starts with a free on-site assessment and a slab moisture reading before we put a number on paper.