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THE IRONMARK FIELD GUIDE

Good decisions start
with good information.

Planning a floor should feel straightforward. Explore practical questions to ask about the finish, the concrete, and the details in your estimate.

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01

Metallic epoxy vs. flake: how do you choose?

Start with the appearance and use of your space. Metallic finishes create flowing movement and a design-led look. Flake floors use a blend of chips for a textured appearance. Compare samples, system specifications, and written estimates before deciding.

02

What should a floor-coating quote include?

Look for the approximate square footage, concrete preparation, repairs, coating and topcoat system, project timeline, payment schedule, and written warranty. Ask how unexpected substrate conditions and change orders are handled.

03

Why does concrete preparation matter?

A coating relies on the condition and preparation of the surface beneath it. Existing coatings, oils, moisture, cracks, and other defects should be assessed before the installation method and materials are chosen.

04

How do DFW conditions affect a project?

North Texas conditions can vary by slab and season. Temperature, humidity, moisture, and ventilation can affect product selection and installation timing. Ask how the team will evaluate the conditions at your property.

05

What should you ask about a warranty?

Ask for the written term, covered failures, exclusions, maintenance requirements, and claim procedure. Confirm whether coverage differs for residential and commercial use and whether it transfers to a future owner.

Frequently asked questions

Is a sample an exact prediction of a metallic floor?+

No. A sample helps communicate the color and design direction, but metallic movement varies from one pour to the next.

Will a coating fix a moving crack?+

A coating is not a structural repair. Moving cracks can return or show through; discuss concrete movement and repair limitations before installation.