Epoxy & Quartz Flooring in Manitou Springs, CO

Our quartz broadcast systems use a full-broadcast aggregate layer between an epoxy base coat and a clear polyaspartic or urethane topcoat. The quartz aggregate creates a slip-resistant texture that holds up in wet entries, utility rooms, and commercial corridors — important in a tourist town where wet boots and tracked-in slush are a seasonal constant. The topcoat layer determines the gloss level and chemical resistance; we offer matte, satin, and high-gloss options depending on the aesthetic and functional goals of the space. For decorative applications — a Manitou Springs retail shop, a spa or wellness studio, or a high-end residential basement — we also offer metallic and layered epoxy systems that create visual depth and texture unique to each pour. These are not catalog patterns; the metallic pigments move during installation in ways that produce a one-of-a-kind result on every floor. All systems are installed as part of our Westcoat partnership, meaning the materials are specified for Colorado's altitude and climate rather than generic national-brand products designed for milder regions.

Many Manitou Springs homes are built into the canyon walls with garages, basements, and lower-level living spaces that are partially or fully below grade. These areas are particularly prone to moisture intrusion — not necessarily flooding, but the slow vapor transmission through concrete that was never waterproofed at the time of construction. Before we install any epoxy or quartz system in a below-grade space, we assess moisture conditions and apply the appropriate vapor-barrier primer so the coating bonds to the concrete rather than to trapped moisture. Homeowners in the older sections of Manitou Springs — the cottages and bungalows that climb the hillsides above the Manitou Incline trailhead and along the historic streets west of downtown — often have basement or cellar floors that have never been coated. These surfaces tend to be rough, stained, and uneven from decades of moisture cycling. We grind and profile the surface to create the bond strength needed for a long-lasting installation, fill low spots, and apply a system that transforms the space from a utilitarian slab into a finished living or storage area. For attached garages, we match the coating system to the conditions the floor faces: road salt and mag chloride from winter driving, hot tire pickup, impact from dropped tools, and the temperature cycling of an uninsulated Colorado garage. Our garage-optimized systems handle all of those stresses without peeling, staining, or wearing through at the edges.