Lead finish
Metallic Epoxy Floors
Stylish, high-gloss designs perfect for showrooms, retail, or modern interiors.
Black, cream and bronze, white marble or silver, the pigment worked by hand into the veining you chose. See the metallic floors
The coat schedule
Eight finishes, one installer.
Craig McConathy specializes in durable, high-performance epoxy flooring tailored to your space and industry, whether that is a home garage, a showroom or a production floor. Below is every finish he lays, from the pole-barn metallic to the stamped plank driveway.
Not sure which one fits your slab? Call (509) 492-8403 and describe it to him.
Featured first
Home garages
Garage Floor Epoxy
Sleek, easy-to-clean finishes that protect against stains and moisture.
Garage floor details
Resurfaced, not replaced
Concrete Overlay for Pitting Concrete Driveways
A new surface over a pitted driveway, finished in a stamped plank pattern, instead of tearing the slab out.
Driveway overlay detailsThe rest of the schedule
Five more, grouped by surface.
Every one is laid by the same man. The group tells you what the finish goes onto, the page tells you how it goes down.
Epoxy floors
Chip, color and high-build coatings
Floors for shops, trailers, garages and production spaces, where the coating has to take traffic.
Epoxy Flake SystemsSlip-resistant, decorative flooring with multi-color chip finishes for added texture and durability.
Solid Color Epoxy FloorsOne even, high-gloss colour from wall to wall, the cleanest look for a garage or shop.
Industrial Epoxy CoatingsTough, high-build systems designed for factories, warehouses, and production environments.
Overlays and countertops
Surfaces that cover what is already there
A new top over an existing slab or counter, finished so it no longer reads as bare concrete or a tired top.
How every job runs
Same three beats, whatever the finish.
Metallic, flake or overlay, the order does not change. Hear it from Craig before any coat goes down.
- Consult
Book a consultation
Call or send a message. Craig looks at the surface with you and works the price out for your slab and the finish you pick, not off a list.
- Prep
The slab gets repaired first
Cracks and pits are filled and levelled before any coating goes down. His own photos show it: a shop slab with cracks filled in dark repair material, before a single coat of color.
- Coat
One man, first consultation to final coat
Craig handles every step himself. The person who came out to talk about the floor is the person who lays the final coat.