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Epoxy flooring & polished concrete in Nassau County
Concrete in Nassau County can take a bonded epoxy system or be polished into the finished floor, and the slab decides which. Our flooring company tests it first, and our flooring contractor crew does the work. Call (516) 209-6998.
Neighborhoods we serve: Freeport, Baldwin, Oceanside, Rockville Centre, Garden City, Hempstead, Massapequa, Massapequa Park, Long Beach, Wantagh, Merrick, Valley Stream, Levittown, Elmont.
Epoxy & polished concrete in Nassau County: what to expect
Our Freeport shop at 220 N Columbus Ave is the Nassau home base, with walk-in estimates if you call first. Crews stage from Freeport, so Nassau jobs do not wait on city traffic. Gallery work on file includes Merrick installs, Levittown refinishing, Elmont custom wood and Freeport stairs. Epoxy and polished concrete work jobs come up across Freeport, Baldwin, Oceanside, Rockville Centre, Garden City, Hempstead, Massapequa, Massapequa Park, Long Beach, Wantagh, Merrick, Valley Stream, Levittown and Elmont. Our Nassau / Long Island flooring page covers what else we do in Nassau County besides epoxy and polished concrete work.
Garage and basement slabs in Nassau homes
Attached garages are the most common epoxy request we get from Nassau homeowners. Road salt, oil drips and wet tires stain bare concrete through a Long Island winter, and a primed, built-up epoxy system with a clear topcoat shrugs that off. Decorative flake adds grip on a slab that is often wet from snowmelt.
Basements are a second use, but a damp slab changes the plan. Moisture readings decide the primer, and a slab that is actively wet is not coated until the source is dealt with. In Long Beach and Oceanside, coastal moisture makes that check even more important.
Epoxy or polished concrete for your space
Flake epoxy
Hides small stains and gives a finished look, which is why it is the usual garage choice.
Metallic or solid color
A finished look for a basement rec room or a small showroom.
Polished concrete
The slab itself becomes the floor after diamond grinding and densifier, when the concrete is sound.
Heavy-use builds
Self-leveling or epoxy mortar layers for worn slabs and heavy loads in shops or workrooms.
Prep is the job
Grinding off old coatings and residue is usually the longest step, and cracks and pits are filled before the first coat. Fresh concrete in a new addition should cure, often 30 to 60 days, before anything goes on it. We work from our Freeport shop at 220 N Columbus Ave, so Nassau jobs stage straight from the driveway. We have no Nassau epoxy photos posted yet, so the photo here shows the type of work only. Side-by-side guidance is on our main epoxy and polished concrete page.
Photos from our work
No Nassau epoxy job is posted yet. The gallery example here is captioned by type of work only. Full gallery →
What affects the cost
Concrete work is scoped by area, the chosen system and how much grinding the slab needs. Crack and spall repair, removing an old coating and the number of coats or polish steps all add time. With the basics in hand, get an instant preliminary estimate.
Frequently asked questions
Can you epoxy a Nassau garage that has oil stains?
Usually. Grinding removes surface contamination, and we check how deep the staining goes before promising a bond.
Is epoxy a good idea in a damp basement?
Only after a moisture reading. Moisture drives the primer choice, and an actively wet slab has to be fixed first.
Can I walk into the Freeport shop to talk about a garage floor?
Yes, walk-in estimates are available at 220 N Columbus Ave. Call (516) 209-6998 first.
Which Nassau towns do you serve?
For epoxy and polished concrete work, Freeport, Baldwin, Oceanside, Rockville Centre, Garden City, Hempstead, Massapequa, Massapequa Park, Long Beach, Wantagh, Merrick, Valley Stream, Levittown and Elmont are all in our area. Confirm your street for epoxy and polished concrete work when you call (516) 209-6998.
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