Crest Concrete Coatings

Called these guys off a recommendation from an old neighbor. They came out and put an awesome coating on my basement floor! The price was reasonable and they were done in a day. I would recommend them to anyone!

We have all seen the TV ad, «This Week at Menards», when they roll out the DIY garage floor coating kits for 30 bucks. The footage is about 3 seconds of a hand model, tossing vinyl flecks of confetti on a freshly painted floor like it was pixie dust. What could be so hard, I’ll save a ton of money if I do it myself.
Go ahead. The only thing you will «save», is the parent company of Rustoleum (RPM), from a bad financial quarter on Wall Street. You, you’ll be calling a pro. I watched, at any time, 2 to 3 people from Crest painstakingly etch, grind, mask, crackfill and finish my basement floor. After hours of this, then, they got to sprinkle the «pixie dust».
A lot of industrial equipment is involved, all of which, you don’t own. Oh, did I forget to mention the special shoes. Considering it’s a basement which I had sequestered the remaining office equipment in a far corner, this was done with relatively little dust and smell.
I got the bug to look into this, and called. The estimator showed up exactly when he said he would. They gave me the exact date, the team showed up at the moment they said they would. These are all good qualities to recommend a contractor. The finished product is stellar. The cracks are gone. Even little things like the iron drain covers, something I figured I would replace for a like new look. Even the old ones got refinished to match the coating.
My only regret is having too much junk in the basement to move. Otherwise I would have had the rest of the basement done along with the garage.

These guys provide a great product and service. They’re personable, professional, and affordable. The floor in our 2-​car garage was starting to look like the Eisenhower Expressway — full of cracks including one clear down to the rebar. I was tempted to try to resurface it myself with some of that expoxy you can get at Home Depot. I’m glad I didn’t.
Instead, I sent Crest some photos, got a quick reply, a reasonable quote, and within a week they sent out a crew with everything needed, including a power grinder, to patch the cracks, prepare the surface, and apply two layers of expoxy. We chose slip resistant grey with black flecks and it’s gorgeous — we may start having candlelight dinner in the garage!