Epoxy & Quartz Flooring in Jamestown, CO

Concrete Doctor's epoxy and quartz installations begin with thorough surface preparation — shot blasting or diamond grinding to open the concrete's pores and remove any contaminants. On older Jamestown slabs where moisture vapor emission is a concern, we test and apply a vapor-barrier primer before the base coat. The epoxy base is catalyzed on-site and applied in controlled conditions; we monitor temperature and humidity because mountain environments can shift quickly and both factors affect cure. We work with Westcoat systems, which offer a full range of industrial-grade epoxy bases and UV-stable topcoats suited to Colorado's intense solar exposure at altitude. The quartz aggregate is broadcast into the wet base coat to achieve the desired texture level — from fine sand-finish for a refined look to heavier aggregate for maximum slip resistance in utility spaces. A clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat seals the quartz layer, provides chemical resistance, and delivers the gloss or satin finish the client prefers. The finished system typically installs in one to two days depending on slab size.

Not every Jamestown space calls for the same texture level. A finished basement used as a rec room benefits from a finer quartz broadcast that's comfortable underfoot and easy to sweep. A utility room, mudroom, or detached workshop sees heavier foot traffic with wet gear and deserves a coarser aggregate layer for maximum grip. Concrete Doctor walks through these choices during the estimate, matching the system to how the space is actually used rather than defaulting to a single spec. Color options in quartz systems are also worth discussing for Jamestown properties — natural stone tones and earth palettes tend to complement the foothills aesthetic without looking out of place. We carry a full Westcoat color palette and can show physical samples before any product is ordered, so what you approve is what gets installed.