Beautiful, long-lasting floors for garages, basements & commercial spaces across Western PA & Eastern OH.
Why Alex Restoration
Durable, showroom-quality epoxy and polyaspartic floors for garages, basements & commercial spaces across Western PA, engineered to stay beautiful for years, not just a season.
Free, no-obligation quote.
Finishes & options
Multi-color vinyl flake broadcast into the coating. Hides imperfections, adds slip resistance, and finishes in a range of blends. The everyday garage and basement choice.
Marbled, reflective, one-of-a-kind. A showroom-grade finish for retail floors, showrooms and standout residential spaces where the floor is the feature.
High-solids epoxy and urethane systems for warehouses, shops and production floors. Chemical-, abrasion- and impact-resistant. Built for forklifts, not foot traffic.
Aggregate broadcast for wet areas, ramps and commercial kitchens. Standard on industrial jobs, available on any residential floor that needs the grip.
Example work
Flake & metallic finishes built to take real use, from commercial showrooms & warehouses to garages & basements.
Tell us about your space and we'll put together a quote: finishes, options & a clear price.
Request a QuoteThe prep is the product
Anyone can roll on a coating. What determines whether it lasts is everything that happens before it.
Mechanical diamond grinding to a real CSP profile, never acid etching. It opens the concrete so the coating bonds into it, not just onto it.
We fix the substrate in-house: cracks, spalls, pitting, failed joints. Every other contractor's quote assumes a sound slab. Ours makes it one.
We measure moisture in the slab before we coat it. Trapped moisture is the #1 cause of delamination in Western PA basements and below-grade floors, and it's invisible until the coating lifts.
Control and expansion joints are honored and detailed so the floor moves with the slab instead of cracking over it.
Base coat, flake or metallic media, then a polyaspartic or urethane topcoat matched to how the floor will be used.
We give the system the cure it needs rather than rushing a same-day promise. A floor built to last a decade can wait a day to set.
Know what you're avoiding
The failures below are why coatings get a bad name. None of them are bad luck. Each traces to a step someone skipped.
The coating lifts off in sheets. Prevented by diamond grinding to profile instead of acid etching.
Warm tires pull the coating off the floor. Prevented by a proper bond and a polyaspartic topcoat, not a box-store kit.
Bubbles push up from below. Prevented by testing the slab for moisture before coating, the step almost no one does.
The finish ambers and dulls. Prevented by UV-stable topcoats rated for the exposure.
Bald spots and clumps. Prevented by full broadcast to refusal and a trained crew, not a rushed pass.
Old cracks reappear in the new floor. Prevented by repairing the substrate first, our core trade.
Commercial & industrial
Questions, answered
Because floor coatings fail because of the concrete underneath them, and concrete is what we've done for 45 years. Prep, moisture and substrate repair decide whether a floor lasts, and those are our trade, not a sideline.
Those failures come from skipped prep and untested moisture. We diamond-grind to a real profile, repair the slab, and test it for moisture before we coat, the exact steps that prevent peeling and blistering.
Often yes, and this is where we're different. Waterproofing is one of our core services, so we can address the moisture source rather than coating over it and hoping. We'll tell you honestly what your slab needs.
Not when it's bonded correctly and topped with a UV- and chemical-stable polyaspartic. We build for Western PA winters, including salt, slush and freeze-thaw cycling, because that's the environment every one of our floors lives in.
We give you a real timeline based on the system and the slab, and we hold to it. For facilities, we work around your schedule: nights, weekends and shutdowns. We'd rather cure it right than rush a same-day promise that fails in year two.
We'll plan the staging with you when we come out to quote the job, so you know exactly what needs to move and when.
Standard finishes have some grip from the flake; for wet areas, ramps and kitchens we add an anti-slip aggregate. It's standard on commercial jobs and available on any residential floor.
Where we work
Pittsburgh to Erie and across the state line, covering Western Pennsylvania & Eastern Ohio.