
Garage Floor Epoxy
A ground slab, flake epoxy base and clear topcoat, built to take hot tires and the dust that blows in under the door.
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We resurface and recoat the concrete deck around your pool: cool deck texture, acrylic or polyaspartic deck coatings, and the crack and spall repair that comes first. Deck surface only. Backyards across Spring Valley and the rest of Clark County.
Most deck calls from Spring Valley start with one of these six. See two or more on yours and the surface is usually due for a recoat or a full resurface.
Fine cracks run through the texture as the slab moves. We route and fill them before any new coat goes down.
Chips and shallow pits where the top layer has broken loose. The loose material comes out, then we patch it flush.
Summer UV here reaches the extreme range. Over the years it bleaches the color and leaves a dull, powdery surface.
Splash water that dries on the deck. Valley water runs about 16 grains per gallon, and the minerals stay when it evaporates.
Bare feet and pool toys flatten the knockdown peaks, so the wet spots by the steps feel slicker than they used to.
A past paint or sealer job lifting in sheets. It has to come off first, or the new coat peels right along with it.
Mostly sun, heat and hard water. Las Vegas had over 100 days of 100F+ in 2024, compared to about 78 in an average year. That heat, along with high summer UV, will cause your deck to lose its color and dry out. The water hardness in Las Vegas is around 16 grains per gallon, and any droplets left to dry on the concrete leave a build-up of minerals. Most Spring Valley homes were built in the 90s and 2000s, so many backyard decks have had decades of that sun. We deal with the whole surface: crack and spall repair, a brand-new cool deck or a polyaspartic deck coating. Pumps, pipework and lighting stay with your pool company.

Call or send the form with the rough deck size, what it is finished with now, and a few photos of cracks or peeling if you have them.
We walk the deck, tap for hollow spots, look for old coatings and check moisture. Then the scope and price go into a written estimate.
We pick a date with you around the forecast. Cure speed follows the temperature, so summer work is planned around the heat of the day.
Grind and clean, fill cracks, patch spalls, then lay the texture or coating and seal it. Wash water is collected, never sent down the gutter.
Outdoor decks rule out some floor coatings. Here is how the common deck surfaces handle sun, wet bare feet and the prep each one asks for.
| Surface | Texture | In the sun | Prep it needs | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cool deck knockdown | Light, sprayed, peaks knocked flat | Made for outdoor decks | Sound, clean, profiled slab | Barefoot pool surrounds |
| Microtopping overlay | Thin troweled or stamped layer | Common on patios and decks | Moisture-checked slab, bond coat | Spalled or patchy decks |
| Polyaspartic deck coat | Thin film with grit broadcast in | Yes, aliphatic and UV-stable | Ground profile, cracks filled | Color plus a sealed surface |
| Standard epoxy | Smooth gloss | No, ambers and can blister | Not a deck system | Indoor floors only |
Because we stick to the deck. No pumps, no heaters, no wiring. Just the concrete you walk on, done from the prep up, with the price in writing before anyone starts a grinder.


The deck is one job. Here are the other finishes we put down.

A ground slab, flake epoxy base and clear topcoat, built to take hot tires and the dust that blows in under the door.
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Fast-curing, UV-stable polyaspartic and polyurea coatings for garages that sit with the door open to afternoon sun.
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Swirled, one-off metallic epoxy for interiors and showrooms, laid over a pigmented primer on a carefully ground floor.
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Cool deck texture and deck coatings for the concrete around your pool, with crack and spall prep done first.
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Epoxy for shops and warehouses, or mechanically polished concrete where you want the shine in the slab itself.
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Acid and water-based stains, dyes for indoor floors, and resealing for stamped or stained patios that have gone dull.
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