PATIO & OUTDOOR COATINGS IN WEST FORK

Outdoor concrete takes the worst of it here — beating sun in July, freeze-thaw in January. Exterior systems use different chemistry than a garage floor, and using the wrong one outdoors is the number one reason coatings fail.

West Fork projects tend to be homes on larger lots — garages, patios and covered porches that take a beating from sun and runoff.

• Assess: we look at the slab or surface, check moisture and note every crack, patch and old coating that has to come off.
• Prep: diamond grinding opens the surface so the resin bonds mechanically instead of just sitting on top.
• Pour: base coat, then the decorative work — flake broadcast, metallic movement or hand-drawn veining, depending on the design.
• Finish: a protective topcoat, with UV stability outdoors and slip resistance wherever the floor gets wet.

Exterior concrete here sees real freeze-thaw, so patios get a UV-stable system with texture broadcast in, never an interior epoxy.

We work regularly around Main Street, Rheas Mill Road and the homes along the West Fork river bottoms, so scheduling, access and dust control are all planned before the trailer shows up.