Tell us about your floor

The estimate form asks for:

• Your name and preferred contact details
• City and ZIP code
• Type of space, such as a residential garage, another residential room, a retail or office space, or a warehouse or industrial area
• Approximate area in square feet; an estimate is fine
• What is on the floor now, such as bare concrete, paint, an existing coating or tile
• Preferred timing
• Project notes, including cracks, damp patches, finish preferences or access constraints
• Photographs, when available

We ask for city and ZIP because that is enough to check the area, and it is less to hand over before you have spoken to anyone. The street address field is optional; if you leave it out, we will ask for the address when we schedule the visit.

Before submitting the form, gather what you can from the list below.

• Measure roughly. Length by width is enough. For a garage, the number of car bays helps.
• Look at what is on the floor now. Bare concrete, paint, an old coating, tile adhesive. If a previous coating is peeling, note where.
• Check for damp. Persistent dark patches, white powdery deposits, or a previous coating that lifted in sheets rather than chipping. These matter more than almost anything else you can tell us.
• Think about traffic. Vehicles, forklifts, foot traffic, dragged equipment, dropped tools. What actually happens on this floor.
• Decide roughly on the look. Solid color, flake, quartz, metallic. Pictures of finishes you like are useful.
• Note the access. Stairs, narrow entries, a garage that also stores everything you own, a business with hours that cannot be disrupted.