The one hard rule on new construction: the concrete must have cured at least 28 days. Coating a green slab traps moisture underneath and the floor fails. Builders push on this — we do not.
Serving Meridian
Meridian, Idaho
Epoxy flooring in Meridian
Meridian is where we do the most new-construction work. A freshly poured, never-parked-on garage slab is the best possible candidate for a coating — and catching it before move-in is the cheapest that floor will ever be to finish properly.
Meridian and nearby
Where we work in Meridian.
Downtown Meridian
North Meridian
South Meridian
Eagle
Star
Kuna
Local Conditions
Coating a new-build garage, properly
New slabs still need grinding. A trowelled or power-floated finish is too smooth for a coating to key into, so it gets profiled first regardless of how clean it looks. Anyone quoting a new garage without prep is not doing the job.
Meridian garages are frequently three-car and often have a bump-out or shop bay, so square footage runs higher than people estimate. Get us the dimensions and the quote will be closer to real the first time.
Scheduling around the weather
These coatings need the slab to hold between 50°F and 90°F while they cure. In Meridian that means heated interior work runs year round, while unheated garages, shops and exterior concrete have a real season. Booking ahead is the difference between getting the floor you want and waiting for spring. See the full system specification.
Recent Work
Epoxy garage floors around Meridian — mostly new construction.
What We Install
Coatings we install in Meridian.
Garage Floors
Flake and solid-color epoxy that turns a stained garage slab into a clean, hot-tire-resistant floor.
Polyaspartic Coatings
Fast-curing, UV-stable polyaspartic — walkable in a day, tougher than standard epoxy.
Commercial & Shop Floors
High-traffic epoxy for shops, warehouses, and showrooms that stands up to equipment and chemicals.
Patios & Exterior Concrete
UV-stable flake systems for patios, walkways, and pool decks — textured for grip and sealed against freeze-thaw.
Questions
Meridian questions we get asked.
Our house is still being built. When should the floor be coated?
After the slab has cured 28 days, and ideally before you move anything in — an empty garage costs less to coat and gives a better result than one we have to work around.
Does a brand-new slab really need grinding?
Yes. New concrete is usually too smooth for a coating to bond to. We profile it mechanically first; that step is the difference between a floor that lasts and one that peels in a couple of years.
Can you match a colour to the house?
Within the available chip blends and base colours, yes — and we will put physical samples in your hands before anything is mixed. The blends are listed on our materials page.
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