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New Era Epoxy Flooring is changing up the Game in Concrete Floor Coverings. Nobody can match our quality and creativity. We have all the custom styles, logo options, flakes, and floor texture options for any kind of floor. Say goodbye to carpet and tile flooring and enjoy the style and durability of custom decorative concrete flooring.

Epoxy is a very safe coating for your hard floors. It's slip resistant, shock resistant, and less abrasive than concrete and other types of industrial flooring. ... It can also withstand heat of up to 200 degrees, making it a better choice than most other types of flooring when it comes to fire resistance.

The epoxy flooring products at Uneek Epoxy come in a wide range of colors, tones, and shades, making it easy to find the right look for any project. colors and patterns available will suite everyones tastes!

The strength and durability of epoxy flooring allows it to last for years. The wide selections also means you're more likely to fine one that fits your budget!

What is an epoxy floor? An epoxy floor system is a mixture of resin and hardener that chemically reacts with a porous surface (like concrete) and forms a barrier between the floor and the outside world. Plain concrete is strong but does not last long because it is very porous and easily damaged. However, with epoxy floors, the underlying material does not absorb liquid or chemicals that can damage the surface. As a result, epoxy solutions are durable and long-lasting, and the chemical reaction between the mixture and the surface creates a strong protective coating that lasts for more than a decade provided it is properly maintained and serviced.

For regular cleaning of your epoxy floor, a simple dust mop will work wonders. Applying your dust mop around once a week is the best way to clean epoxy floors and to gather up strangling dust or dirt. 

 Epoxy garage , indoor flooring and countertops can increase a home's value by up to $8 per square foot! That's a lot of money considering that an epoxy floor is a relatively fast and comparatively inexpensive upgrade.