The Best Cement Garage Slabs & Pads In Ames

Typically, concrete garage slab is used to refer to smaller pieces of individual cemented tiles that are made and then placed into a foundation setting for the flooring of a garage. These stabs are thus very strong, thick and robust, providing an authentic and super long-lasting surface to park vehicles on that barely crumbles. It also includes storage for all kinds of tools, equipment, heavy machinery, and personal belongings. They can serve you well for long periods with little or no maintenance.

• Concrete Garage Floors

It's imperative to pour cement pads to meet local building regulations while also being able to resist heavy weather elements and the weight of the building structure. Hence, slabs must have a certain thickness to satisfy requirements for safety reasons. During this process of pouring your garage pad, you must consider how the foundation will provide and remain supportive of the stabs. For example, if at present, your current foundation is not supportive enough for a new car port, professionals may consider repairing such a foundation or a new cement general approach. Nonetheless, we can always provide a swift, promising solution to all your needs..

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• Epoxy Coatings

Following shop slabs installation into the foundation, it is time to consider giving it a high finish with a long-lasting coating. Epoxy coatings are an excellent coating product often recommended for garage floor settings.  It is revered for its glitters and super-lasting ability. It also protects your cement from potential damages or stains that could result from oil drippings of vehicles. They are usually painted on the top surface of the concrete, once it dries out completely, it gives your finished product an acceptable, bright and shiny polish. The coatings make your new space inviting and durable.

• Basement Floors

One of the best ways of finishing your home’s basement than with concrete flooring is basement flooring. Very much synonymous to garage pads, the basement is usually poured very close to the home's foundation and then transformed to free-pouring open frames ­or slaps. The method used for this construction will always be similar to the technique used in building the home's foundation. Many times, when a client has thought and personal view of how he or she wants their basement, they will always consider using concrete as a starting point for future and interior designs. A client may later decide on placing a rug or carpet on their floors or if they chose the same material for interior walls, he or she may want it painted too. These are all possible when using the basement, as there are countless things a client may prefer.

• Maintenance

Ever heard maintenance is key? Definitely!  The primary care of concrete slabs is a must to ensure longevity and upkeep of the floor. However, it won't be more than what you would do to your interior levels. With epoxy coatings on your slabs, you need cleaning only once a while. The cleaning can be done with a soft cloth, towel or mop and water to remove dirt and debris. To always improve the outlook and maintain your slabs attribute, we recommend resealing and recoating your floors every few years and cleaning regularly.