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Epoxy floors for garages, basements and more.

A seamless epoxy floor turns bare concrete into a clean, finished surface that is easy to keep up. Tell us about your space and get a free quote from DGS.

Where epoxy works well

  • Garages
  • Basements
  • Laundry and utility rooms
  • Workshops and storage areas
  • Porches and patios (ask us about your space)

Not sure if we can handle yours? Send a request and we will tell you.

BEFOREAFTER
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Why choose epoxy

A finished, seamless look

No grout lines or seams to collect dirt, and a clean surface that makes the whole space feel better.

Easy to maintain

Sweeping and damp mopping are usually all it takes to keep an epoxy floor looking good.

Built for real use

Epoxy is a hard-wearing finish made for spaces that see cars, tools, storage and foot traffic.

How it works

Tell us about your floor

Share the space, its size and what you would like it to look like.

We review and quote

We call or text you to go over the details and give you a free quote.

We prep and install

Good prep makes epoxy last, so we prepare the surface before the coating goes down.

Get your free epoxy floors quote

Tell us a little about your project and we will get back to you by phone or text.

Prefer to talk now? Call (267) 767-1867.

Serving homeowners in Philadelphia, the Philadelphia suburbs (Bucks, Montgomery, Delaware and Chester counties), the Lehigh Valley and Carbon County, South and Central Jersey, the Jersey Shore, and Wilmington, Delaware.

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Epoxy Floors questions

What is an epoxy floor?

Epoxy flooring is a hard, seamless coating applied over a prepared concrete floor. It is popular in garages and basements because it looks clean and is easy to maintain.

How long does installation take?

It depends on the size of the space, the condition of the concrete and the product used. We will go over the timeline with your quote.

Can epoxy go over my existing concrete?

In many cases, yes. The concrete needs to be properly prepared first, and any damage should be addressed. Send us a request and we will talk through your floor.

How do I take care of an epoxy floor?

Sweep regularly and damp mop as needed. We will share care tips for your floor after the job.

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