Finished basement floor coated in solid color epoxy by Liberty Epoxy
Basement Floor Coating · Philadelphia

Basement floor coating for Philadelphia concrete, from the third generation of a flooring family.

Philly basements run damp, dusty, and dark. A seamless epoxy floor coating bonds into the concrete slab, seals it, bounces light around the room, and mops clean in minutes. Our family has coated this city’s concrete for three generations, and basement floors are where that experience shows.

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A coating built for below grade

A basement floor coating made for the way basements actually are.

Carpet molds. Vinyl traps moisture. Regular paint might peel by spring. A concrete slab below grade needs a system that bonds into the slab itself that will hold up to serious spills, leaks and damp air common in laundry and utility rooms. When the floor reads as damp, a moisture-tolerant primer goes down first.

  • Routine moisture check, so the right system goes down
  • Diamond grinding prep and crack repair across the whole slab
  • Seamless high-gloss surface with matte and decorative options available, completely watertight
  • A 20 to 40+ mil assembly, with the build for your floor written on the quote
  • Light-bouncing gloss that makes low ceilings feel taller
  • Vinyl flake blends that hide dust and dryer lint between cleanings
Metallic epoxy floor in a finished live-in garage lounge
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Concrete basement floor coating

Coating a damp basement slab, done in the right order.

A basement floor coating fails at the concrete before it fails at the coating. Moisture comes up through the slab, and a coating that only sits at the top, doesn't form a mechanical bond, and will peel. We test the slab for moisture before we coat, so the system we're putting down matches the concrete you have.

  • Moisture test first. A damp reading means a moisture-tolerant primer goes down before the coating.
  • Dust-controlled diamond grinding opens the concrete so the coating bonds into the slab, not onto a skin.
  • Cracks and divots repaired across the whole slab before any coating goes on.
  • 100% solids, zero-VOC epoxy, so the coating cures without solvent smell in the house.
  • One seamless surface, so damp has no grout line or seam to live in.
Concrete basement floor after a solid color epoxy coating
How it goes down

Four steps, then move the couch back in.

Assess

We check the slab for moisture and old coatings, then quote the exact system your basement needs.

Grind

Dust-controlled diamond grinding opens the concrete so the coating bonds into the slab itself, not onto a skin that peels.

Coat

100% solids, zero-VOC epoxy coating goes down on the prepped concrete. It cures without a pungent smell in the house.

Finish

Flake broadcast and clear topcoat, with optional non-slip additive on request where laundry water lands.

Sections in use? We can coat a solid-color basement in halves so the space keeps working while each side cures.

Lower-level floor after full-broadcast flake epoxy Same lower-level floor before coating, bare concrete BeforeAfter

Lower level, full flake broadcast

Basement floor finished in solid gray epoxy
Solid gray · basement
Basement floor finished with Shoreline flake epoxy, seen from the stairs
Shoreline flake · basement

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