Epoxy floors, built for Colorado weather.

Diamond-ground prep · 100% solids epoxy · Flake and finish to how you'll actually use the room.

Garages, basements, workshops, and light-commercial floors across Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the Front Range. Temperature-smart installs, real prep, a 5-year written warranty — done in the shop you already own.

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Our Trade

Epoxy is prep, not pigment.

Ask any floor guy who's been at it a while: the epoxy itself is the easy part. What makes an epoxy floor last 15–20 years instead of peeling up in 18 months is what happens before the first coat ever goes down. We diamond-grind every slab — no acid etching, no shortcuts — so the epoxy has a mechanical profile to lock into. That single step is the difference between a floor and a redo.

It's also why DIY box-store kits fail in Colorado. Cheap kits are water-based, low-solids, and ask you to prep with acid. Then you lay them down in a cold garage, they won't self-level, they don't cure, and twelve months later the flakes are peeling off with the salt. We run 100% solids industrial epoxy, install above 50°F with heat when we need it, and back the job in writing. Prep is the product — the pigment's just the finish.

— Jonathan Feria · Owner, ColorCraze Pro Painting

Where It Goes

Four rooms, one floor system.

Residential & Light-Commercial

Garage Floors

Our most common install. Diamond-ground slab, 100% solids base, full-broadcast color flake, sealed top coat. Hides tire marks and salt, wipes clean, handles jack stands and dropped tools. Single and two-car garages across Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and the Front Range.

Basement Floors

Finished or unfinished. Great solve for older slabs that are cold, dusty, or stained — epoxy seals the concrete, brightens the room, and stays clean. We scan for moisture vapor first; high-MVT slabs get a vapor-barrier primer before the base coat.

Light Commercial

Small shops, workshops, mudrooms, and light-industrial spaces up to about 5,000 sq ft. Heavier top-coat spec for commercial traffic, slip-rated quartz where required, after-hours scheduling available. COI on file.

Showroom / Retail

High-durability, high-finish. Metallic epoxy for decorative showrooms and finished basements; quartz-broadcast for retail and customer-facing floors that need to look clean and hold up to carts, chairs, and constant foot traffic.

Why Epoxy

Three things most installers skip.

The gap between an epoxy floor that holds for 20 years and one that peels in 12 months isn't the pigment — it's these three things. Here's what we insist on, every job.

Diamond-Ground Prep

Every slab gets mechanically ground with a diamond grinder — not acid-etched, not power-washed. Grinding opens the concrete to a bonding profile the epoxy can physically lock into. Acid etch leaves a residue the epoxy can't grab, and that's where most failed garage floors start.

100% Solids System

We install 100% solids industrial epoxy — the same spec you'd find in a commercial shop, not the water-based, low-solids product in DIY kits. That's what gives the floor its thickness, chemical resistance, and real lifespan. Box-store kits lay down thin, cure weak, and start lifting inside a season.

Colorado Temp-Rated

Epoxy needs 50°F ambient and slab temperature, held steady through the 24-hour initial cure, or it won't bond. In winter that means heated garages or portable heat — never cold installs. We plan temperature first, book the install second. Cold cure is the other reason DIY epoxy fails in Colorado.

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Jonathan installed our garage floor in September — two years of Colorado winters, zero chipping. The flake finish hides every tire mark.

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Common Questions

Before you pour a floor.

Can you epoxy a garage floor in winter in Colorado?

Yes — with the right setup. Our minimum ambient and slab temperature for a clean install is 50°F, held steady for the full 24-hour initial cure window. In a heated garage we can run epoxy installs year-round. In an unheated garage through a Colorado winter we schedule for warmer-weather windows or bring in portable heaters and seal the space. Installing cold is how DIY kits fail: epoxy won't flow, won't self-level, and won't chemically bond to the slab.

Diamond grind vs. acid etch — which do you use and why?

Diamond grinding, every time. Diamond grinding mechanically opens the concrete surface, removes laitance and contaminants, and gives the epoxy a profile it can lock into — a CSP 2 or CSP 3 profile depending on the system we're laying down. Acid etching is a shortcut: it chemically roughs up the surface but leaves residue the epoxy can't bond through. Nine out of ten failed garage epoxy jobs we get called to repair were acid-etched. Prep is the product — we don't skip it.

How long does epoxy floor coating last?

A properly installed 100% solids epoxy system with diamond-ground prep typically lasts 15–20 years in a residential garage or basement and 10–15 years in a light-commercial environment. Durability comes from the prep, the solids content (100% solids vs. water-based kit epoxy), and the top coat. We back every epoxy install with a 5-year written warranty — the floor outlives the warranty by a wide margin.

What finish options are available?

Three main finishes: Flake, Quartz, and Metallic. Flake is the most common — vinyl color chips broadcast into the base coat, sealed with a clear top. It hides tire marks, salt, and dust; perfect for garages. Quartz is a broadcast-quartz system — slightly more texture, higher slip resistance, common in mudrooms, commercial kitchens, and basements. Metallic is a decorative finish — pigmented resin troweled and manipulated for a marbled look, best for showrooms and finished basements. We walk through finish samples on-site so you pick what fits the room.

Do you do commercial floors?

Yes — light commercial. Small shops, workshops, mudrooms, retail floors, showrooms, and light-industrial spaces up to about 5,000 square feet. Our systems and prep scale to commercial traffic (we spec heavier top coats and slip-rated quartz where needed), and we schedule installs around your operating hours when downtime matters. For large warehouse or food-service flooring, we'll refer you to a specialty commercial flooring contractor.

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Give your garage a real floor.

Call Jonathan directly, or text a photo of your slab and we'll send back a real ballpark. No lead-form runaround — just a painter on the other end of the line.

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ColorCraze Pro Painting · Serving Colorado Springs, Pueblo & the Front Range · (719) 413-7933