Garage floors, pool decks and patios across Northwest Florida. We grind, repair and moisture-test first — that's the part that decides whether a floor lasts.
Free estimates — often over the phone. Send a few photos and rough measurements.
The part nobody sees
Anyone can roll product onto concrete. It'll look great for a season, then lift at the edges, bubble where moisture came up through the slab, and peel where a tire turns.
That's not a coating problem. That's a preparation problem.
Our systems
Every floor is different — square footage, condition, how much preparation it needs. But you shouldn't have to book a sales visit to find out roughly what something costs.
A clean, durable, natural-concrete look. Your slab, ground and sealed properly.
The classic garage floor. Full broadcast of vinyl flake with a protective topcoat. Garages, workshops, patios — anywhere that takes a beating.
Maximum durability and slip resistance. Built for pool decks and outdoor surfaces that get wet.
A custom decorative finish, no two alike. Interior floors where the floor is the feature.
Surfaces
See the work
Grinding, crack repair, broadcast and topcoat — a real job from bare slab to finished floor.
Who you're hiring
I'm Drew Becker — a local firefighter/paramedic, husband and father. My faith, my family and serving this community are what matter most to me, and I built this business to run the same way.
When you call, you get me. When I say I'll be there, I'm there.
I started this because I kept seeing floors done fast and done badly — coatings put over concrete that was never properly prepared, failing inside a couple of years.
More about Drew
Questions
It depends on square footage, the condition of the slab, and which system you pick — but our systems start at $4/sq ft for grind & seal and $7/sq ft for a chip flake floor. A typical two-car garage is around 400–500 sq ft. Call or text and we'll get you a real number, free.
Usually, yes. Send photos and rough measurements and we can often quote without scheduling anything.
Usually not. Crack repair and surface preparation are part of what we do — cracks get filled and made sound before any coating goes down. If a slab genuinely isn't a good candidate, we'll tell you that instead of taking the job.
Yes — pool decks, patios, porches and driveways. Outdoor surfaces are exactly why we moisture-test first, and why quartz systems exist: they add texture, so a wet pool deck isn't slick.
Yes. Commercial floors, shops and workspaces — residential and commercial both.
Call, text, or send a few photos. No pressure, and no sales visit unless the job needs one.
