Epoxy Floor Coatings
The core of what we do. A durable, non-porous finish bonded to properly prepped concrete, built to resist peeling, denting and cracking under real traffic.
Residential · Commercial · Industrial
TXR Epoxy installs floor coatings that hold up. Concrete gets prepped properly, coated properly, and left as a hard, non-porous surface that resists peeling, denting and cracking instead of lifting in a year. Certified, licensed and insured, out of West Long Branch, New Jersey.
What We Install
Whether the slab is brand new, worn down, or already coated with something that failed, there is a route back to a floor that looks sharp and takes a beating.
The core of what we do. A durable, non-porous finish bonded to properly prepped concrete, built to resist peeling, denting and cracking under real traffic.
Chips, cracks and spalled patches filled and levelled before anything goes over the top. Coating a damaged slab without fixing it first is how floors fail early.
Tired, stained or uneven concrete brought back to a clean, uniform surface, either as the finish itself or as the base for a coating.
A textured, slip resistant surface for patios, pool decks and walkways. Joining the lineup shortly, so ask about timing if it is what your project calls for.
Why Epoxy
Bare concrete is porous. It drinks oil, road salt and whatever else lands on it, then dusts and stains for the rest of its life. A properly installed epoxy coating changes that.
Oil, chemicals and water sit on top instead of soaking in, so spills wipe up rather than becoming permanent marks in the slab.
Bonded to prepared concrete rather than painted onto it, which is the difference between a coating that lasts and one that flakes.
Dropped tools, loaded pallets and jack stands. The finish is built for surfaces that get used, not just looked at.
A seamless surface with nowhere for dirt to collect. Most floors need nothing more than a dust mop and the occasional wash.
A reflective finish bounces light around a garage, basement or shop, which usually means the room feels twice as usable.
A clean, uniform floor pulls a whole space together, whether it is a two car garage or a warehouse aisle.
How It Goes
The finish is the easy part. What decides whether a floor lasts is the preparation underneath it, which is where the majority of our time on site goes.
We look at the slab, the moisture, the cracks and how the space actually gets used, then quote based on what is really there.
The surface is mechanically prepped to open the concrete, and chips, cracks and low spots are filled and levelled.
Base and finish coats go down at the correct thickness, with the colour and texture agreed before we start.
The floor cures before it takes weight. We tell you exactly when to walk on it and when to drive on it, and clean up behind ourselves.
Where It Works
The same system scales from a single garage bay to a warehouse floor. What changes is the prep, the thickness and how fast it has to be back in service.
Garages, basements, laundry rooms and workshops. The floors at home that take the most abuse and usually get the least attention.
Showrooms, retail floors, kitchens, gyms and offices, where the floor is part of how the place presents itself to customers.
Warehouses, shops and production floors carrying forklift traffic, pallet loads and chemical exposure day after day.
Common projects
Garage floors Basement floors Warehouse floors Commercial kitchens Showrooms and retail Workshops and shop floorsGet In Touch
We work across the Tri-State Area from our shop on Oceanport Avenue. Estimates start with a look at the floor, since no two slabs need the same thing.