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Builders use epoxy floor coatings wherever there’s a demand for a high-performance flooring solution. Epoxy floors have a number of characteristics that make them excellent choices in a variety of commercial applications. In fact, the applications in commercial buildings are almost limitless.

When you want to update the look of your home, it’s important to know that there are many options when it comes to flooring. Two popular options for flooring are polished concrete flooring and epoxy flooring. Both types of flooring create a shiny, eye-catching look, which can make it difficult to know which option to choose. This guide walks you through the differences between polished concrete and epoxy flooring so you can make an informed decision about which option is right for your home.

When it comes to garage flooring options, builders and homeowners agree: Epoxy flooring is the best choice. It’s universally considered to be the best garage flooring because it’s more durable and chip-resistant than other types of garage flooring tiles, as well as more affordable.

If you're looking to redo your garage, you may be wondering about the best options for you between epoxy flooring and tiles. Both have their pros and cons to be aware of so here is what to expect when making a choice.

For some, their garage is an extension of themselves. Whether you enjoy working on your car, working on hobbies and projects, or simply want an aesthetically pleasing area to park your car — your garage floor doesn't have to be plain concrete that stains easily and isn't very attractive. Instead, you can not only make the floor look stunning but create a one-of-a-kind garage floor with a design made out of epoxy.

Are you considering an upgrade for your garage floor or another concrete surface? Before you make a decision, consider the pros and cons of one of the fastest upgrade options: epoxy floor coating.

Epoxy flooring has several qualities that make it a good option for garage floors. Adding epoxy flooring to a concrete floor will improve the area’s safety, attractiveness and durability. Whether you use your garage to work on cars or simply hang out and watch television, epoxy floors will benefit you.

The average American garage bursts to the brim with possessions. Dad's tools, boxes of old clothes, a bicycle or two — there's a lot of stuff lurking in these small spaces. That's why it's important to have a decent floor that withstands wear and tear. Unlike the surfaces in other rooms in your home, you need a floor that handles heavy footfall, especially if you plan on hosting a garage sale.

Adding epoxy flooring to your garage helps protect the concrete from moisture, grease, stains and other problems. Unless you keep your epoxy floor in good condition, though, the concrete underneath it will suffer.