California Custom Coatings
Professional Epoxy Flooring & Concrete Coatings
- Garage Epoxy Flooring Systems
- Commercial & Industrial Coatings
- Decorative Concrete Finishes
Why Choose California Custom Coatings?
Epoxy Flooring System
Our Epoxy systems come with a lifetime adhesion warranty and a no peel promise! The color variations are nearly limitless.
Concrete Polishing
Now your concrete floor can shine! Using the latest technology, we take bland concrete and make it special!
Concrete Staining
We use state of the art materials to create a naturally decorative appearance for your floors and walkways.
Stylish Epoxy Floors for Sacramento Garages and Patios
Add Style and Protection to Your Concrete!Tired of peeling paint and dusty concrete? Our Sacramento crew applies professional-grade epoxy coatings that are easier to clean and built to last.

Built on Craftsmanship & Experience
From the start, our goal was to become Northern California’s premier installer of decorative flooring solutions. We believe California Custom Coatings accomplishes this mission through three important principles:
- rapid response to requests for estimates,
- ability to work with any concrete surface,
- superior equipment and employees.
Explore Our Flooring Projects
Offering Decorative Flooring Solutions
Based in the Sacramento area, we offer decorative flooring solutions for concrete surfaces of any size, from small back patios to gigantic industrial facilities. If the concrete is old, cracked, stained or even new “green” concrete, we make it look outstanding, indoors and out. Using advanced methods, as little as one full day is needed to have a durable, sparkling concrete floor, professionally done by California Custom Coatings.

Lifetime Warranty
We proudly stand behind every installation we provide! With thousands of successfully completed flooring projects and zero failures, we confidently offer you a Limited Lifetime Warranty against any abnormal color changes of our clear sealer. We also guarantee there will be no flaking, peeling or excessive wear of our applications. Contact us today for a free consultation!
Our Happy Customers
Removed all the old surface that was damaged, then using multiple layers of cement, fiberglass and more cement and fiberglass before the final coats of color and texture. The old deck had weathered, buckled, cracked and began leaking down through the structure. It went easily and without much mess (they cleaned up all the mess). All Bay Area Dustless Blasting & Coating also touched up a spot on our stucco free of charge and repainted it. Our deck looks extremely nice and worthy of our patio furniture and use. Fantastic! Best coating company in California. Very professional group always on time and cleaned up well. I would definitely use them again... thank you very much
First off, Jonathan and his team were very professional. Everything from the estimate to the scheduling was reasonable and prompt. The colors and the 1" broadcast came out amazing!!!! So amazing that I recently had a garage sale and at least 8 people complimented me on it. I went with the polyaspartic(top of line) flooring. I've had the floor a year now and it still looks brand new, even after dragging metal tubs across the floor. Thanks Jonathan!!!!
I was really impressed by the work and professionalism of these guys. I really appreciated how hands-on John the owner was and his responsiveness. The technicians Matt and Murphy did a great job communicating expectations and handled themselves very professionally! Thanks again for the great service!
Epoxy Flooring Blog
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