Decorative Concrete FAQs for Alabama & Florida Property Owners

Cost depends on square footage, slab condition, the repairs needed and the finish you choose. Flake systems and overlays typically cost less per square foot than custom metallic epoxy, and you receive a written, itemized estimate after a free on-site consultation.

Yes. Every project starts with a free on-site design consultation and a written estimate.

Yes, through our financing partner, Hearth. You can prequalify online in minutes with no impact on your credit score.

Yes. We install epoxy floors and overlays for showrooms, restaurants, retail stores, offices and resort properties. See commercial decorative concrete.

We serve the Alabama Wiregrass, the Florida Panhandle and the Emerald Coast, plus designer projects nationwide. See all service areas.

Our home base is in Enterprise, Alabama. From there, our crews cover Dothan, Troy, Ozark and the rest of the Wiregrass, and travel to the Florida Panhandle and 30A every week.

Metallic epoxy uses metallic pigments to create flowing, marble-like patterns with a high-gloss finish, ideal for interiors and showrooms. Flake epoxy adds colored vinyl chips to the coating for a textured, slip-resistant surface, ideal for garages and work areas.

An epoxy floor's lifespan depends on surface prep, traffic, UV exposure and care. Learn more in our guide: Are metallic epoxy floors durable?

Glossy finishes can be slick when wet, so we add slip-resistant additives in areas that may get wet. Flake floors have a naturally textured surface.

Our garage floor systems are built to resist hot-tire pickup when properly installed and cured. They also resist oil, salt and common chemicals.

A concrete overlay is a thin, polymer-modified cement layer applied over existing concrete, then textured, colored and sealed. It gives you a new surface without tearing out the slab.

Usually, yes. We repair cracks and spalls first, then apply the overlay, and if structural issues like heaving or major settling need repair first, we tell you during the consultation.

Light colors and textured finishes stay noticeably cooler than dark pavers or plain concrete. We recommend colors suited to full Florida and Alabama sun.

Faux wood concrete has the look of wood planks without rot, termites, splinters or yearly staining. Compare faux wood and real wood

Dust-mop as needed and wash with a pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid citrus or vinegar cleaners and harsh chemicals.

Rinse it or gently pressure-wash it as needed. We give you care instructions for your specific finish at the final walkthrough.