Epoxy flooring is easy to install, low maintenance, and long-lasting. It’s a great choice for homes, garages, and industrial spaces. It’s incredibly resilient. I can withstand water damage, mold, and even chemical spills. However, even the most quality epoxy floor eventually needs to be replaced. That’s why it’s good to know what signs to look out for to let you know when your epoxy floor is coming to the end of its life.
Visible Cracks, Dents, and Chips in Epoxy
Over time, concrete expands and contracts due to changing temperatures. This eventually leads to localized cracks, dents, and chips in your epoxy coating. If left exposed, these cracks, dents, and chips can fill with debris, dirt, and moisture, causing additional damage to your floor.
Uneven Floor Surface
If you feel an uneven surface in your concrete floor, it’s time to consider replacing your epoxy flooring. This may occur due to poor installation, but if you’ve had your floors for a considerable time, it’s likely just a result of regular environmental shifts.
Flaking or Bubbling Surfaces
Unfortunately, not all epoxy installation is of equally high quality. It’s essential that an experienced professional installs epoxy flooring to ensure it is properly primed and sealed while it’s installed. If not, you will grow flakes and bubbles that compromise the quality of your concrete coating.
Replace Your Epoxy Flooring with Artisan Garage Floors
Should replacing your epoxy floor be at the top of your list? If you’re seeing signs that your concrete coating is deteriorating, call a trusted professional as soon as possible. This will allow you plenty of time to look at all your options and choose the best epoxy flooring for your space. Locally owned and operated, Artisan Garage Floors is the leading contractor for epoxy flooring in Grapevine. Email us today for a free and accurate estimate!
