
Epoxy Flooring
Flake and metallic coatings for a garage or shop floor that takes tools and tires.
Epoxy FlooringDriveways, patios, and coated garage floors for Concord homes and shops in Pike County.
Our Services

Flake and metallic coatings for a garage or shop floor that takes tools and tires.
Epoxy Flooring
House, shop, and equipment-shed slabs poured on lots with room to build out back.
Concrete Slabs
New driveways and replacements for houses that sit a long way off the county road.
Concrete DrivewaysReviews
Andrea Ballor
Nick is a great contractor, and there's no one else I would even consider with epoxy flooring, polished concrete, or concrete work. These guys have the knowledge and equipment to get the job completed to the best finish possible. Nick absolutely delivers!
Why Choose Us
Driveways, slabs, and patios go in around Concord, and the floors inside get coated. We are licensed and insured. Referrals from past customers and from builders are where a lot of our jobs start. You will get a straight answer about what a job needs, with no games and no runaround. Concrete and floor coatings are all we do. When something is not right, we make it right.

In Your Area
A house out here often gets its patio, back walkway, or carport pad years after the driveway went in. New concrete poured against older concrete rarely matches the color exactly, and the joint between the two shows. Poured as its own section, the addition reads as part of the plan instead of a patch. The color difference softens as the new pour cures.

FAQ
Poured concrete outside and finished floors inside. That includes concrete slabs, concrete driveways, concrete patios, and concrete walkways. Older concrete that has cracked or sunk gets concrete repair. Floors take epoxy flooring, polished concrete, or stained concrete, and stamped concrete adds a pattern outdoors.
Yes. Plenty of the property around Concord sits outside the city limits, and a job on a county road is no different for us.
Four inches suits a shop for tools, a mower, and a workbench. Heavier equipment or a truck parked inside calls for thicker concrete over a well-compacted base.
Yes. The concrete slab goes in before the building does, with the edges thickened where the walls will land.
The concrete has to cure first, and coating makers generally ask for a month or more. A humid summer here can stretch that out further.
Send a photo or two with the project and the road you are on, and we will come back with a ballpark. The rest gets settled in person. Reach out to get a free estimate.
Free Estimates
Tell us what kind of project you have in mind and where you are located.
Service Area
We provide concrete and epoxy services across Concord and the surrounding Pike County communities.
Join the homeowners and businesses who trust our work. Contact us to get a free estimate for your project.