Integrity Finishes of Tampa Bay transformed a garage that was in pretty bad shape and made it part of the home. They painted the ceiling and walls then worked on the floor. This included diamond grinding to remove existing failing coating and provide a profile on the concrete that the epoxy can really bite in to. Afterwards they applied the Hyper Bond three part epoxy with full flake. The flake melts into the epoxy to become an intricate part of the floor. They back the next day and applied a top clear coat of Polyaspartic to create a floor you can drop hammers on without any concern to cracking or defacing the floor. This floor system will last for years and years.
Estimated Budget: $3,500
Before your office painting project begins, be sure to ask your Tampa Bay commercial painting contractor these questions: Are the painters fully insured? Commercial painters will say they are fully insured to get the contract. Make sure they provide a certificate of Liability Insurance and proof of Workers […]
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What started off as a two-man operation years ago has developed into a full service painting company with over twenty employees. All of our house painters maintain the same dedication to outstanding customer service that the company was founded on. All of our painting crew want to complete the best work possible for you, when you need it done. We specialize in meeting move-in deadlines for new home owners.
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