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.
Add Color and Shine to Your Concrete Floors in Sacramento, CA
Ready for a Better Concrete Floor?From garages to warehouses, our Sacramento concrete coating team installs durable epoxy floors that stand up to heavy use, hot tires, and daily wear.
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.
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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
We recently bought a house in Sacramento and its garage floor was stained and looked horrible. Since the garage was empty before we moved in, I decided that was the best time to paint the garage floor. To save money I decided to do the work myself. It can’t be that difficult!After several hours of research and YouTube videos I realized it was a lot harder than just rolling on some epoxy, and doing it right was going to cost a lot to rent grinding equipment and other tools needed.So I got a quote from California Custom Coatings. John showed up the next morning with samples to choose from and gave me a quote for the work. Amazingly, he was able to get his guys out the following day to get the work done in time to dry and be ready for our move.The decision to go with California Custom Coatings was a no-brainer. John had the tools, equipment, supplies and (most importantly) experience to do the job right. In the end it may have cost me a little more than doing it myself, but it saved me 15-20 hours of hard work and I know the final results are far better than if I’d done it myself! (I watched them do the work and I know there were at least three things I would have done wrong and ruined the project.)I definitely recommend John and California Custom Coatings!
If you have ever tried to do your garage floors with that epoxy kit from Home Depot and turned out as a failed Pinterest attempt, then you have found yourself the perfect company to come out and do your floors. Been there done that with those kits, so this time around the decision to have someone do it was a must.We have a 3 car garage with a 2 car detached and decided on the carbon flake. It’s glossy, super flakey, and has been really nice at hiding all the dirt despite it being a darker color. While it is a pricey upgrade it is great at keeping a lot of the dirt from being dragged inside the house vs the unfinished concrete that keeps that chalky like dust stuck to the surface as seen in my pictures. John the owner sent out Craig and his crew to do the floors and they were fantastic and super friendly. We needed the floors done right in the middle of the summer and the day they came out it was 113 degrees outside. They powered through it with no complaints and only took two days to complete.Great crew, cool looking floors, and competitive pricing, would definitely hire them again.
One of my main factors in choosing a business to do work with is customer service. I had called another company out to provide me with an estimate which they did and actually their cost was lower than California Custom Coatings however, when I read the reviews for this company I contacted Jack. Jack was so responsive and provided an estimate over the phone as well as answered all my questions (I ask a LOT of questions lol).The scheduling of the appointment was also great as I needed it done rather quickly for some deliveries I had coming for items in my garage. Jack was able to accommodate me and do my floors the following week. I had Noah I believe come out on day one and Austin and Jeff come out on day 2. All employees were great and knowledgeable about the work they were performing and had great attitudes. They did a fantastic job!I am so pleased with the results. I haven’t walked on it yet but the floor looks amazing. Not sure if I want to drive my car on it now.Oh and I might add, the warranty they provide was also a deciding factor as the other company did not provide one. If you’re looking for a great company who does awesome work you’ve found it!
Epoxy Flooring Blog
How to Maximize the Color Wheel
When customers select the colors they want for their epoxy floors, they often go with simple choices — something without much color, from white to grey to black, or a modest beige. Other clients prefer vibrant color, and that is certainly possible with epoxy coatings….
What is a mil?
Epoxy coatings used for concrete flooring can be measured in fractions of inches, like the term one-quarter inch. In the epoxy industry, however, a common measurement system is based on the mil. One mil equals one-thousandth of an inch. How wide is that? Comparing…