epoxy flooring

[gfx_description _builder_version="3.0.47"][/gfx_description]

Can You Epoxy Coat New Concrete?

Can You Epoxy Coat New Concrete?

Part 1 in a Series on Coating New Concrete New construction means new concrete. Many types of renovation and remodeling also redo the concrete foundation or construct a larger floor by expanding the concrete surface. Can this new, or green concrete, be coated with...

Read More
Does Your Garage Floor Spark Joy?

Does Your Garage Floor Spark Joy?

Are you enjoying the Netflix series Tidying Up with Marie Kondo? If you have pulled all your clothes from the closet, dishes from the cabinets and books from the shelves and only kept the ones that “spark joy,” your house is now feeling much lighter. And if you...

Read More

Why Buy Residential Epoxy Flooring?

It happens all the time when people visit a business that hired California Custom Coatings to cover their concrete floors with a custom epoxy coating. First the business owner, a worker, or even a customer, sees the floors improved and protected with a beautiful...

Read More
Why Buy Commercial Epoxy Flooring?

Why Buy Commercial Epoxy Flooring?

When you compare a commercial workplace that has a traditional concrete floor with one that has epoxy flooring added, the visual benefits are undeniable. Many business owners in the greater Sacramento area install epoxy flooring because it solidifies the look and feel...

Read More
Simple Maintenance for Impressive Epoxy Floors

Simple Maintenance for Impressive Epoxy Floors

One of the benefits of epoxy floors is that they do not require a lot of maintenance to look shiny and new. Nevertheless, like any surface, they still require cleaning. In this series of articles, we will look at how you can maintain that shine and tackle problems...

Read More
Image of color wheel.

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....

Read More
What is a mil?

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...

Read More
What is Crazing?

What is Crazing?

Cracks in concrete can be measured on a spectrum of severity. At the worst end, you have the kind of crack that forms when the ground settles underneath a slab and part of the concrete sinks far below the rest of it. That’s a serious crack and entails a major repair....

Read More
Underwater action shot of a female swimmer mid-stroke in a pool containing chlorine or chlorides, her body angled forward and arm extended. She wears a dark swimsuit, swim cap, and goggles, creating ripples and bubbles in the clear blue water around her, capturing the dynamism and focus of competitive swimming.

Protecting Concrete From Chlorides

Lately California Custom Coatings has discussed various substances that cause damage to concrete with consistent exposure. For this article, we focus on chlorides. The Portland Concrete Association writes: “No other contaminant is documented as extensively in the...

Read More
Illuminated restroom sign mounted on a wall, featuring iconography for both male and female facilities. The sign has a warm yellow backlight and is designed with a brown background and white gender symbols, clearly indicating the location of restrooms in a public or commercial setting.

Protecting Concrete From Sewage

Sixth in a series about common causes of concrete deterioration. Sewage is one of those things we do not want to see or smell, but dealing with it properly is essential for a healthy, functioning society. That’s why we have rooms and buildings dedicated to...

Read More
A round outdoor thermometer partially embedded in fresh snow, with the needle indicating a temperature around the freezing point. The thermometer has a clear, legible scale with red and blue color coding for temperature degrees in Celsius, providing a visual contrast against the white snowy background.

Protecting Concrete Floors From Freezing

Fifth in a series about common causes of concrete deterioration. Most of California is fortunate when it comes to freezing weather. In Southern California, for example, freezing weather is seldom seen. In Northern California, a number of sub-freezing days are...

Read More
Two brass knobs which could be used for an epoxy pulley test.

Are All Epoxy Coatings Alike?

California Custom Coatings only uses superior concrete epoxies on every job we complete. Our current epoxy primer is made by Versatile Building Products (VBP),  a thoroughly tested product known for its strength and adhesion capabilities. For example, here is a...

Read More
A person's hand holding white chalk against a blackboard with the words 'QUESTIONS? We can help!' written in bold, yellow chalk. The text on the blackboard is clear and stands out, suggesting an offer of assistance to decide between polyaspartic and epoxy topcoats for concrete floors.

Answering Polyaspartic Questions

Polyaspartic topcoats are used by California Custom Coatings when a fast-curing surface is desired. Depending on the application, a polyaspartic coating can get you back into a space late on the same day or sometime on the next. Since this is obviously beneficial,...

Read More
An open book with glossy pages lies on a wooden table, with a blurred background featuring a small potted plant and a white coffee cup. The cozy setting suggests a peaceful reading environment, possibly in a home or a café, with natural light streaming in from a nearby window.

Epoxy Flooring — Beyond the Garage

California Custom Coatings creates epoxy floors in just about any room with a concrete foundation. Commonly this means the garage, a washroom, or perhaps around the pool. Warehouses, professional kitchens, hospitals — these are all additional places where you often...

Read More
The acronym 'DIY' which stands for 'Do It Yourself,' is written in large white chalk letters on a dark green chalkboard. The first letters of each word are vertically aligned to form the acronym 'DIY' with the rest of the words written to the right, creating an instructional or motivational message often associated with crafting or home improvement projects.

What is Epoxy Paint?

The Do-It-Yourself movement is powerful in America and there are plenty of videos on YouTube to prove it. Millions of hits are registered on videos explaining how to do this or that for restoring, improving or coating your concrete. One product you see in stores and...

Read More

Garage Floor Transformations from Local Homeowners and Businesses

google
Christopher Hayhoe
August 18, 2023
google
Wattave Chris
November 28, 2023
google
Ronald Adams
January 15, 2022