Epoxy & Metallic Epoxy Floors in Green Bay, WI
Concrete doesn't have to be gray, tan or bland. Epoxy turns a plain slab into a floor with real wow factor, from a clean solid gray in a shop to deep metallic swirls that look like polished stone.
Floors Built to Handle Daily Impact
Epoxy coatings in Green Bay for indoor concrete floors exposed to foot traffic, equipment, and spills.
Indoor concrete in garages, basements, and workshops absorbs oil, water, and chemical spills that penetrate the porous surface and create permanent stains. DC Coatings applies epoxy coatings that seal the concrete and create a non-porous barrier. Once the epoxy cures, the floor resists absorption and becomes easier to clean because spills remain on the surface instead of soaking into the slab.
The coating process starts with surface preparation that removes contaminants and opens the concrete's pores for adhesion. The epoxy is applied in layers, with each coat bonding chemically to the concrete and building thickness that protects against abrasion and impact.
What You Notice Once the Epoxy Finish Cures
Epoxy coatings create a hard, glossy surface that changes how the floor responds to use. The concrete no longer dusts when swept, and liquids bead up instead of darkening the surface. You can mop the floor without worrying about water seeping into the slab and causing subsurface moisture issues.
The coating also adds slip resistance when textured aggregates are broadcast into the topcoat. This matters in spaces where oil or water may be present, because the texture provides grip even when the surface is wet. The finish remains glossy without requiring waxing or sealing treatments.
What we offer
- Metallic epoxy floors with custom color swirls
- Solid-color epoxy for shops and garages
- Basement and living space floors
- Restaurants, bars and showrooms
- Industrial and warehouse epoxy floors
- Line striping and custom designs
See metallic epoxy and Sherwin-Williams colors on our Color Charts page →
Our process
Consultation
We meet in your space, discuss how it's used and help with style and color selections.
Prep
The concrete is ground and repaired so the epoxy bonds.
Install
We apply the epoxy system you chose, from simple gray to high-gloss metallic.
Cure
We schedule a convenient time and let you know when the floor is ready to use.
Residential, commercial & industrial
Homes
Garages, basements, patios, porches, walkways and kitchens across Green Bay and nearby communities.
Businesses
Restaurants, bars, showrooms, offices and retail spaces that need a floor that looks sharp and cleans up easily.
Industrial
Warehouses, shops and facilities with heavy equipment and demanding use.
Common Questions About This Service
Clients often ask about curing time, durability under specific conditions, and how the coating performs in spaces with temperature fluctuations.
How long does epoxy take to cure before the floor can be used?
The surface is walkable within 24 hours, but full cure requires three to five days depending on temperature and humidity. Light foot traffic is acceptable after the initial set, but heavy equipment or vehicle traffic should wait until the coating has fully hardened.
What makes epoxy different from paint or sealers?
Epoxy is a two-part chemical system that bonds to concrete at a molecular level, while paint sits on top of the surface. This bonding means epoxy does not peel or flake the way paint does when subjected to abrasion or impact.
Why does surface preparation matter for adhesion?
Contaminants like oil, grease, or previous sealers prevent the epoxy from bonding directly to the concrete. Grinding or acid etching opens the surface pores and removes these barriers, allowing the epoxy to penetrate and lock into the substrate.
How does epoxy hold up in unheated spaces in Green Bay?
Properly cured epoxy tolerates freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or delaminating, as long as the underlying concrete remains stable. The coating flexes slightly with temperature changes rather than becoming brittle in cold conditions.
What types of spills does epoxy resist?
The coating resists oil, gasoline, antifreeze, household chemicals, and water-based liquids. Most spills can be wiped up without leaving stains, though prolonged exposure to certain solvents can soften the surface if not cleaned promptly.
Do you install epoxy outdoors?
No. We only apply epoxy indoors because that's where it performs best. For outdoor concrete we recommend decorative overlays or restoration.
What colors are available for metallic epoxy?
Many. You can customize the opacity, color and finish. Bring your ideas to your free estimate and we'll show you options.
DC Coatings installs epoxy systems designed for the specific demands of your space. Request a project estimate that includes surface prep requirements and coating specifications suited to your floor's current condition.
Serving Green Bay, De Pere, Ashwaubenon, Howard, Suamico, Appleton, Kaukauna, Denmark, Sturgeon Bay, Shawano, Allouez and Bellevue, WI.
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