EPOXY FLOORS & COUNTERTOPS IN FAYETTEVILLE

Fayetteville homes run the full range — 1940s bungalows off Dickson with hand-troweled slabs, and new builds out east with slick, freshly poured concrete. Both take epoxy beautifully; they just need different prep.

We regularly pour around Mount Sequoyah, Wilson Park, Sang Avenue, Hyland Park and out toward Goshen. Whether the project is a two-car garage, a kitchen island or a back patio, the sequence is the same: assess the slab, prep it mechanically, then build the finish in layers.

Older Fayetteville slabs often hide moisture and old adhesive, so we always grind and test before a drop of resin is mixed.

Every job starts with grinding, crack repair and a moisture check. That unglamorous first day is the difference between a floor that still looks sharp in fifteen years and one that peels next spring.

• Garage Floor Coating: A ground, primed and topcoated garage floor that stops dusting, resists hot tires and wipes clean instead of soaking in.
• Epoxy Countertops: Hand-veined resin countertops poured directly over your existing surface — the marble look without the demolition or the quarry price.
• Metallic Epoxy Floors: Pigments moved through wet resin to create depth, motion and a mirror gloss you can't get from tile or paint.
• Patio & Outdoor Coatings: UV-stable, slip-resistant coatings built for Arkansas sun, summer storms and freeze-thaw winters.
• Flake Floor Systems: Broadcast vinyl flake locked under a clear topcoat — the toughest, most forgiving finish we install.