Wichita Epoxy Flooring
Built for life. Finished to last. Epoxy and resin flooring for garages, commercial interiors and industrial spaces, with preparation and finishes planned around your concrete.
Our expertise
Wichita Epoxy Flooring is owned by Daniel Jones. We help homeowners and businesses choose a flooring system for the way their garage, shop, retail space or facility is used.
We consider the concrete, existing coatings, moisture concerns, traffic and cleaning needs before recommending a finish. Careful preparation and a suitable coating system come before color and shine.
Our services
Compare decorative finishes, surface textures and systems for demanding working spaces.
A multicolor flake finish for garages, workshops and commercial interiors, with texture and topcoat selected for the space.
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Colored quartz aggregate and resin for spaces that need a textured finish suited to traffic and regular cleaning.
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Decorative resin flooring with color movement and visual depth for interiors where the floor is part of the design.
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A uniform coated finish for garages, workshops and commercial interiors, with the system selected for traffic and use.
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Resin flooring considered for facilities with demanding heat, moisture, washdown and traffic conditions.
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Textured resin finishes chosen around traffic, spills and cleaning needs, balancing traction with practical maintenance.
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Systems planned for time-sensitive projects, with installation and return-to-use schedules based on the product and site.
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Built for performance. Designed to impress.
Watch our work
See how surface preparation, resin application and a finishing coat change the appearance of a concrete floor.
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Why choose us
We evaluate the concrete and address suitable repairs before installing the selected coating system.
Traffic, moisture, spills and cleaning routines guide the resin and protective finish.
Flooring tailored to the way your home or business uses the space.
Compare flake, quartz, metallic and solid color systems for the appearance and texture you want.
Discuss the floor condition, preparation, finish and scope before deciding how to move forward.
We consider access and available downtime when discussing installation and curing schedules.
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Based in Wichita. Serving Kansas.
From Wichita and Hutchinson to Johnson County and Kansas City, KS, Daniel Jones travels statewide. Explore our county and city guides for commercial floors, restaurant spaces and residential projects.
Plan your flooring project
Square footage is a starting point, but a useful flooring estimate describes the work behind the finish. Here is how to prepare for an assessment and compare proposals for your Wichita home or business.
Read the guideA flooring schedule needs to cover more than the day the coating is applied. Plan preparation, access and the stages of returning to normal use before you move vehicles, furniture or business operations back into the space.
Read the guideAn epoxy or resin floor still needs a cleaning routine. Start with the instructions for your installed finish, then organize care around the dirt, traffic and spills your home or business actually encounters.
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Have questions or need a free estimate? Tell us about your space, and we’ll help you find the right flooring solution.
Frequently asked questions
Floor life depends on the selected system, concrete condition, preparation, traffic and maintenance. We assess those conditions before recommending a coating and care plan.
The schedule depends on the coating chemistry, site conditions, and condition of the concrete. We evaluate your space and available downtime before recommending a system.
The coating and protective topcoat should be selected for the spills, cleaning products, and traffic your floor will encounter. We match the system to the environment.
The slab is evaluated for previous coatings, contamination, cracks, damage, and moisture concerns. Mechanical preparation and suitable repairs provide the foundation for the coating.
No coated floor should be treated as completely slip-proof. Surface texture can be adjusted to balance traction, comfort, and cleanability for the room.
