Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy FloorsWalnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors(925) 433-7858
Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors
(925) 433-7858Get an estimate

Friendly Flooring Contractor in Walnut Creek CA - Coated Floors Built on Sound Concrete

Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors puts down epoxy garage floor coatings for homes in Walnut Creek and nearby cities like Concord and Lafayette. We also resurface worn pool decks and lay new basement floors over older slabs.

Tell us about your project(925) 433-7858
Slab checked first
We check moisture, old coatings and cracks before quoting.
Owner on every job
Whoever quotes your job is on site during it.
Options explained plainly
We walk you through what your slab needs and why.
Mess kept down
We keep dust down and treat your house like home.
Speckled epoxy floor in a large industrial interior with gray walls and exposed metal framing.
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Concrete and epoxy floors from a flooring contractor in Walnut Creek, CA

Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors is a flooring contractor in Walnut Creek, CA, and our 16 services cover coating, polishing, staining, leveling, sealing and stripping concrete floors. What ties them together is the slab underneath, because a finish only lasts as well as the concrete it sits on. Price mostly comes down to the size of the floor, how much prep it needs, whether an old coating has to come off and which finish you pick. The schedule turns on that same prep, any cracks or moisture we find and how long your coating needs to cure. Your written estimate gives you the figures for your floor.

Coated and polished concrete floors

These photos show the kinds of epoxy and concrete floors homeowners ask us about. Pick out a look you like and bring it up when we come out, and I'll tell you whether your slab suits it.

Glossy red industrial floor surrounds rows of stainless steel tanks and processing equipment in a brightly lit facility.
Close-up of a gray speckled concrete floor with two diagonal control joints crossing.
Close-up of a glossy metallic epoxy floor with flowing black, white, and bronze swirls.
Glossy light-gray epoxy floor in a clean industrial room with exposed ducts, pipes, and bright ceiling lights.

How we approach a floor before anyone quotes it

How a new floor holds up depends mostly on the concrete underneath, not the coating on top. Here's how we handle that part of the job, and what it means for you while we're working in your house.

We explain your slab before we quote it

Two quotes for the same garage can look nothing alike, and usually the gap is prep that one of them left out. So before I price anything, I tell you what your slab needs and why, including whether an old coating has to come off, which cracks need repair and whether moisture changes which product fits.

I'd rather you understand your own floor well enough to make the call yourself. If you talk to other contractors, you'll know what to ask and what a written scope should cover. Whichever finish you land on, whether epoxy, polyaspartic, polished concrete or something else, you'll be choosing it knowing exactly what you're paying for.

  • Concrete checked before coating

    We start with the slab, not the product. Moisture coming up from below, an old coating that's still hanging on and cracks that keep moving are what usually make a new floor peel or split, so we find them and deal with them before any coating goes down.

  • The person quoting stays on site

    I come out to look at every job myself, and I'm there while our trained installers do the work. That means the person who heard what you wanted and saw your slab is the one making sure the floor goes down the way we talked about.

  • Your home, not a jobsite

    Working in a house people live in means more than doing the floor well. We keep dust and mess down, protect what's around the work area and plan around your family, because you still live there while the floor cures.

  • Permit questions checked before work

    When a job might need a permit, we check with the city or county office that covers your address before work starts and tell you what we find. In Walnut Creek, that's the city's Community Development Department. Want to talk through your own floor? Contact us or call (925) 433-7858.

What happens after you call us about your floor

Here's how a job runs from your first call to the finished floor. At each step we tell you what we're doing and why, so you can ask questions before anything changes in your house.

  1. Call or send a message

    Call (925) 433-7858 or send a message through our form, and tell us a little about the floor: which room, roughly how big, and anything you've noticed like peeling, stains or cracks. We reply to every call and message within one business day to set up a visit.

  2. I look at your slab

    I come out myself and check the concrete for moisture, old coatings and cracks, because those decide which options will last on your floor. Then I walk you through what I see and which finishes fit how you use the room. The visit and estimate are free, with no obligation.

  3. You decide, we prep and install

    You get a written estimate that spells out the prep and the finish. Once you say yes, we prep the floor properly first, grinding, repairing and cleaning as your slab needs, then put the finish down. I'm on site with our installers while the work happens.

  4. We walk the floor with you

    Before we pack up, we go over the finished floor with you, explain how soon you can walk or park on it with the coating we used, and answer anything you're still wondering about. Then we clean up and the room is yours again.

Who we are and why we work in homes

I spent my first years in the trade on new construction, finishing and coating slabs in buildings nobody had moved into yet. In 2021 I started Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors because I wanted to work in homes people actually live in, where every floor has a history and a family has to live around the job.

Homeowners call us for garages, basements, patios and pool decks, and some business owners call us for shop and kitchen floors. We're fully licensed and insured, and the promise we make is satisfaction guaranteed on every job. You can read more about us and the way we work before you pick up the phone.

  • In business in Walnut Creek since 2021, working across the cities around it.
  • Our trained installers do the work, and I'm on site with them.
  • Open weekdays 8 AM to 10 PM and weekends 7 AM to 9 PM.

Flooring work in Walnut Creek and the cities around it

Walnut Creek Truefinish Epoxy Floors is based in Walnut Creek, CA, and we work across the cities around it, including Concord and Lafayette. The 12 cities below each have their own page, and we work in other nearby cities too, so call if yours isn't on the list.

Questions homeowners ask before hiring a flooring contractor

These are the questions I hear most on estimates, about what the visit involves, how to get ready and how to compare quotes. If yours isn't here, ask me when I come out.

Is a flooring estimate free in Walnut Creek?

Yes, our estimates are free, done on site and come with no obligation. I come out myself to look at the concrete, explain what I find and give you a written estimate you can take your time with. Call (925) 433-7858 to set one up.

Can you put a new coating over an old epoxy or painted garage floor?

Usually not as it is, because a new coating holds only as well as whatever is underneath it. If the old coating is peeling or loose, we strip it to bare concrete first. If it's sound, I'll tell you whether grinding it gives the new coat enough to grip.

How do I compare quotes from epoxy flooring contractors?

Line up what each written scope says about prep, not just the name of the coating. Check whether it covers grinding, crack repair, removing any old coating and a moisture check, and how many coats go down, because those decide how the floor holds up.

How do I get my garage ready for an epoxy floor coating?

Clear the floor completely before we arrive, including cars, bikes, shelving and anything stored along the walls, because we need to reach every part of the slab. If something is hard to move, mention it at the estimate and we'll work out a plan, and we'll tell you when it's safe to park inside again.

What are the steps to install an epoxy garage floor?

We prep the concrete first, then put the coating down in layers and let it cure before you use the floor. Prep usually means grinding the surface, filling cracks and vacuuming the dust so the coating has something to grip. The number of coats and the cure time depend on the product, and I'll go over both with you.

Why should concrete be checked for moisture before it's coated?

Moisture coming up through a slab can push a coating loose from underneath, so I check for it before I recommend any product. If a slab shows more moisture than a coating should sit on, we talk about a system or finish that suits it instead of hoping for the best.

Tell us about the floor you have in mind

Send the form or call (925) 433-7858, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to look at your slab. The estimate is free and there's no obligation to go ahead.

(925) 433-7858
(925) 433-7858Get an estimate