Epoxy Flooring · Ardmore, PA 19003 · Lower Merion Township
Epoxy Flooring in Ardmore, PA
Ardmore is the Main Line town that actually feels like a town. Suburban Square, the Ardmore Farmers Market, the train station, and the tight grid of streets off Lancaster Avenue mean the work we do here splits almost evenly between homeowners and small commercial tenants — and the two share one thing in common: not much square footage, so the floor has to be right.
We are about twenty minutes up Route 320 from our Newtown Square shop. That proximity matters for the kind of jobs Ardmore generates: a one-car garage behind a twin, a basement being turned into an office, a 900-square-foot retail space that needs a new floor between one tenant and the next.
What Ardmore properties need
Garages behind twins & rows
Detached garages off the back alleys here are usually pre-war, single-bay, and sitting on a thin slab that has never been sealed. We grind, rebuild the spalled apron at the door, fill the cracks, and lay decorative flake with a polyaspartic topcoat. It is the single biggest visual upgrade you can make to that space for the money.
Basement conversions
A lot of Ardmore basements are becoming home offices, gyms, and studios. Before anything goes down we moisture-test — these are old slabs with no vapor barrier and they will destroy laminate or LVP. A seamless coated floor with cove base at the wall solves it permanently and is warm underfoot with a rug over it.
Small retail & restaurant
Turning over a storefront near Suburban Square or on Lancaster Avenue? Polished concrete reads high-end in a sales floor and costs less than most alternatives. Kitchens and prep areas get urethane cement, which is the only system that survives steam cleaning and boil-outs long-term.
Tight access? A lot of Ardmore garages open onto narrow alleys and shared driveways. Our grinding equipment is dust-controlled and compact enough for a single-bay space, and we coordinate parking and staging with you ahead of the install so nobody's day gets blocked.
Why the prep matters more than the product
Every coating manufacturer sells a good product. What separates a floor that lasts twenty years from one that peels in two is entirely what happens before the first coat. We diamond-grind every slab to open the concrete profile, rout and fill cracks rather than skimming over them, rebuild spalled edges, and select a primer matched to the moisture reading we actually measured on your floor.
That is the whole reason we do our own installs rather than subbing them out. The prep is the job.
Ardmore FAQs
My garage is detached and unheated. Will the floor crack in winter?
Not if it is specified for the conditions. Unconditioned detached garages see big temperature swings, so we use systems with enough flexibility to move with the slab rather than a brittle high-gloss build. Tell us the space is unheated at the estimate and we spec accordingly.
How much does a one-car garage cost in Ardmore?
Most single-bay garages land in the $1,600–$2,800 range depending on slab condition and how much crack and spall repair is needed. We measure on site before quoting, because prep is the variable and guessing at it is how contractors end up cutting corners later.
Can you work around a retail tenant turnover deadline?
Yes. Fast-cure systems let us shut a small space down after close and hand it back taking foot traffic the next morning. Give us the handover date at the walkthrough and we build the schedule backward from it.
Do you provide documentation for a landlord or HOA?
Always. Product data sheets, warranty paperwork, and certificates of insurance are available on request — useful for condo boards, landlords, and Lower Merion property managers who need it on file before work starts.
Free on-site estimate in Ardmore
Garage, basement, or storefront — we come out, test the slab, and give you a written number. Twenty minutes from our shop, so scheduling is easy.
We also serve neighboring Bryn Mawr, Havertown, Wayne, and the rest of the Main Line — see all service areas.