Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem and the Towns Between
Ascent Epoxy Greensboro installs, repairs and maintains epoxy and polyaspartic floors across the Piedmont Triad, with a free ASTM slab-moisture test and diamond-grind prep on every job. Garage and home floors carry a written 25-year warranty, and commercial floors get the warranty for their system in writing before you sign. Newly serving the Triad; the drive times below are from downtown Greensboro in free-flowing traffic.
Greensboro & Guilford County
Greensboro is our anchor city and the center of our service area, from Irving Park, Fisher Park and Lindley Park to Starmount Forest, Sedgefield and Hamilton Lakes. Most houses here sit on a crawlspace, which makes the garage slab the one big piece of concrete on the property, and with a median build year of 1987 the typical garage slab here is 35 to 40 years old: stained, pitted, or scaled where winter brine dripped off the tires. Around the city we serve Jamestown (about 18 minutes), Summerfield and Oak Ridge (about 23 minutes each), and Gibsonville and Whitsett on the eastern new-subdivision corridor (21 to 27 minutes), plus Browns Summit, McLeansville, Colfax, Stokesdale, Pleasant Garden, Forest Oaks, Sedalia and Julian.
High Point, Thomasville & the South
High Point is about 23 minutes from downtown Greensboro, and its housing is of a similar age (median build year 1990), so the same stained and pitted garage slabs apply, from Emerywood outward. It is also the natural home for commercial work: showroom floors on a deadline before the April and October High Point Market, dealer service bays, and business-park and flex suites. South of High Point we cover Thomasville in Davidson County (about 30 minutes) and Archdale and Trinity in Randolph County (about 23 to 26 minutes). Randleman and Asheboro, also in Randolph County, are about 26 and 34 minutes away, and Wallburg in Davidson County is about 37 minutes.
Kernersville, Winston-Salem & Forsyth County
Kernersville sits between Greensboro and Winston-Salem, about 25 minutes from downtown Greensboro, and it is growing quickly, with roughly one home in five built since 2010. Winston-Salem is a real part of our service area, and we are honest about the drive: downtown is about 35 to 40 minutes from central Greensboro without traffic, and the western suburbs of Clemmons, Lewisville and Pfafftown are closer to 50 minutes, so those jobs take a little more scheduling. Winston-Salem and Forsyth County also have noticeably more basements than Greensboro or High Point, so basement floors join garage slabs on the Forsyth side. Walkertown, east of Winston-Salem toward Kernersville (about 36 minutes), rounds out the county.
Burlington & the Alamance Edge
Burlington is about 22 miles east of downtown Greensboro along I-40/I-85, on the eastern side of our radius, and we say so plainly: about 32 minutes in free-flowing traffic and 35 to 40 at rush hour. It is the largest town on that side, with a warehouse and flex corridor along the interstates as well as residential garages. Gibsonville straddles the Guilford-Alamance line (about 27 minutes), and Elon and Graham sit in the same 30-to-35-minute band. Mebane, at about 44 minutes, is the eastern edge of where we go; call and we will confirm scheduling.