Epoxy floor specialists of CT

Farmington, CT · 14 yrs in business

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About Epoxy floor specialists of CT

Out of Farmington, Epoxy floor specialists of CT is listed for floor installation and care. 14 years of trading are behind the business. The business lists a team of 10 people, larger than many local outfits.

Epoxy floor specialists of CT is listed for epoxy flooring. Mention the size of the floor, any cracks or oil stains and whether the concrete gets damp, since moisture coming up through a slab can cause a coating to peel. Its property type picks are residential and commercial. Epoxy floor specialists of CT is also listed for hardwood floor refinishing.

Epoxy floor specialists of CT is listed for hardwood floor refinishing. Floors that are only dull or lightly scuffed can sometimes be buffed and recoated without sanding, which takes less time and leaves more wood for future refinishing.

Its hours run Monday to Friday 8:00 am to 6:00 pm; Saturday 8:00 am to 1:00 pm, so a weekend visit on Saturday may be possible. Customers in Unionville, Plainville and Avon should check that the trip is one they make.

When you reach out to Epoxy floor specialists of CT, ask how they measure and price the job, by the room or by the square foot, and what extras are counted separately. Ask that removal, preparation, trim and stairs appear as separate lines so the quotes are easy to compare.

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Quick facts

In business:: 14 years
Team size:: 10 people
Hours:: Mon–Fri 8:00 am–6:00 pm, Sat 8:00 am–1:00 pm
Listed for:: Epoxy Flooring, Hardwood Floor Refinishing
Area:: Farmington, CT
Payment:: Cash, Check, Credit card, Venmo, Zelle

What to ask before you hire

What does the quote include: removal, subfloor preparation, trim and transitions?
How much extra material do you allow for cuts and waste?
How long will the rooms be out of use, and when can furniture go back?
Will you move furniture and appliances, or should I clear the rooms first?
How do you handle floors that are uneven or damaged underneath?