Polyurea Concrete Floor Coatings

What are Polyurea Concrete Floor Coatings?


Polyurea floor coatings are made from two major elements: an isocyanate and a resin blend. The two elements create a chemical reaction when mixed together and applied to a floor. The reaction causes the material to solidify and harden, becoming a strong flooring substance.

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Polyurea Floor Coatings Make a Difference in Your Home or Business


While epoxy floors are popular, our polyurea epoxy floors are even better, which is perfect for commercial and industrial applications. Thanks to the addition of polymers, they can withstand heavier traffic and larger loads, and they’re easier to maintain and more difficult to damage. They’re also resistant to most chemicals. 


To top it off, your floor will look great. Polyurea floor coatings may not be the flooring solution that you’re most familiar with, but if you’re in the market for a new floor, you can’t afford to overlook the many benefits of this option. 

Polyurea floor coatings stand out not only for their durability but also for their remarkable speed of installation. Unlike traditional epoxy coatings that require longer curing times, polyurea coatings cure rapidly, reducing downtime and allowing you to resume regular operations in a shorter timeframe.

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Polyurea floors are excellent for a wide variety of residential and commercial applications, including:


Of course, these are just some examples; no matter what type of property you have, we can create gorgeous, durable flooring that will withstand the test of time.

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The Polyurea Floor Coating Process 

Another key difference between polyurea flooring and epoxy flooring is the application method and the time it takes to complete the flooring process. Epoxy is generally spread across the floor with a rolling brush, and while the time that the floor takes to harden is variable depending on the specific curing agent used, it takes days to fully cure.



Polyurea, on the other hand, is sprayed onto the floor space. The chemical reaction that causes hardening begins to occur as soon as the coating is applied, and the curing process is a matter of hours, not days. That makes polyurea a much better choice for someone who wants a new garage floor but can’t afford to give up their garage for a long period of time.

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We follow a 5-step polyurea floor coating process to ensure your floor looks Good for years to come

  • The process begins with a diamond grind surface. We use specialized equipment to abrade, or rough up, the surface of the concrete floor. This removes imperfections like rough spots or blemishes and makes the floor smooth.
  • It’s followed by crack and chip repair. After the surface has been diamond ground, we repair any damage like cracks or chips with an epoxy filler. This further smooths out the floor to make it ready for the coating.
  • Next, a pigmented adhesive base coat is applied. Here’s where we start adding the color with a base coat made from polyurea resin mixed with the pigment you’ve chosen. It will bond strongly to the concrete.
  • It’s then followed by flakes in the size and style of your choosing. You can customize the look of your floor coating with a wide variety of flake colors. In addition to visual appeal, the flakes will add some texture, increasing slip-resistance.
  • Finally, the floor is topped with a clear, durable topcoat. On top of everything will go a layer of clear polyurea to add shine and provide protection to the lower layers. The finish will be durable and can stand up to years of use.

How Do Polyurea Coatings Stack Up to Other Floors?


Polyurea coatings may not be your only option for floors, but they’re superior to other options for a number of reasons. Take a look at how our polyurea floors stack up to other flooring options:

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Epoxy Coating

    Polyurea coatings are applied more quickly than epoxy coatings and also cure more quickly. Polyurea floors are also more flexible than epoxy, so if you’re looking to install a floor in an area that experiences temperature fluctuations or substrate movement, polyurea will be a more stable and longer-lasting solution. 

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Painted Floors

    While the paint has a lower up-front cost, polyurea floors are longer-lasting and less susceptible to damage, which means that a polyurea coating will last longer and may be a more cost-efficient solution over the long term. Additionally, polyurea floors aren’t prone to the chipping and peeling that painted floors may show well before you’re ready to repaint, which means polyurea floor coatings remain a more attractive choice. 

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Rubber Tiles

    Interlocking rubber floor tiles are known for being versatile and durable, but polyurea floors are generally easier to clean and maintain. In most cases, they need little more than a damp cloth to remove spills, and their hardness makes them difficult to damage. Polyurea floor coatings also provide a more polished appearance. 

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Polyurethane Floors

    Both polyurea floor coatings and polyurethane floors are durable and chemical resistant. However, polyurea floor coatings have more durability than polyurethane floors and hold up against chemicals more effectively. What’s more, polyurethane floors don’t have the added flexibility that polyurea floor coatings have, leaving them susceptible to cracking during temperature fluctuations.

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Polyaspartic Floors

    Both polyurea floor coatings and polyaspartic floors are choices you might look at if you wanted a floor that would be ready quickly, but polyurea floors are superior in terms of curing time, so if time is of the essence, polyurea is a better choice. Previously, polyaspartic floors had better UV protection, but thanks to current advancements, both choices offer equal UV protection. Impact resistance tips the scales in favor of polyurea floors. Polyaspartic floors, while durable, do not hold up as well upon impact.

  • Polyurea Coating vs. Floor Staining

    Floor staining carries many of the same durability limitations as paint, making polyurea floor coatings a far superior choice for a lasting surface. Polyurea is also more varied and versatile – it’s available in more colors and can be applied to more surfaces, while floor staining is limited in both areas. Polyurea is also significantly more resistant to chemicals, UV rays, and impact than floor staining. 

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Floor Replacement Experts When You Need Them

Our team understands the importance of a sturdy and reliable floor for residential and commercial properties. We have the skills and equipment required to expertly install your new polyurea floor coating at your home or commercial property. Our team will guide you through the process of choosing your flake and color blend and then handle the installation quickly and competently.

FAQ


What kinds of spaces are best for polyurea floors?

Our polyurea floor coatings are perfect for a variety of places. They’ll withstand heavy traffic, extreme weather, water, chemical spills, and more. Renovate your garage floor, create a man cave floor, finish your basement floor, or make a commercial property such as a car dealership, auto repair shop, retail store, or office building stand out from the crowd.

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No matter where you want your new polyurea floor, getting started is as easy as contacting us and letting us know that you’re ready. We’ll schedule a free consultation so we can help you get your design underway.

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DEAS Garage Floors

12210 Dargie Dr, 

Arlington, TN 38002

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(901) 786-4477

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