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Epoxy Floor Coatings, Chino Hills, CA

Epoxy Floor Coatings in Chino Hills, CA

Seamless epoxy floors for garages, offices, workshops and commercial interiors — including metallic finishes poured on site. Installed by our own crew across Chino Hills.

Epoxy Floor Coatings installed in Chino Hills, CA by David Paul Foster Co.
Why David Paul Foster Co. in Chino Hills

Epoxy Floor Coatings done right, the first time, in Chino Hills.

Seamless epoxy floors for garages, offices, workshops and commercial interiors — including metallic finishes poured on site. We work Chino Hills from the ridgeline streets down into the canyons on the Orange County side, with our own crew on every job — no subcontractors, no surprise charges, and one number to call from the first estimate to the finished concrete coating.

We apply epoxy floor coatings across Chino Hills and the surrounding area, including Chino, Ontario, Upland, Rancho Cucamonga.

What's included

  • Epoxy and flake systems over properly prepared concrete
  • Diamond grinding first — never a wash-and-roll job
  • Single garage bays through to full commercial floors
  • Flake blends, solid colors and clear topcoats to suit the space
  • Old failed epoxy stripped by our own crews before anything new goes down
  • Five years on material, one year on labor
Epoxy Floor Coatings in Chino Hills

Built for Chino Hills homes.

Chino Hills is built across hills, and that shapes nearly every job here. Sloped driveways, terraced yards, stepped patios and retaining walls are the norm rather than the exception, and finishes have to handle grade, drainage and grip as well as looking right.

The hills also bring more shade and slightly milder conditions than the open valley floor, so there is a bit more latitude in color than we would allow in Fontana or Moreno Valley.

Grade is the defining constraint. A driveway on a Chino Hills slope needs texture in the finish for grip, and a stepped patio needs color that carries consistently across several levels — which really means doing the whole run as one job rather than in stages over years.

Recent work

Epoxy Floor Coatings jobs near Chino Hills

  • Bronze flake epoxy floor curving down a commercial hallway past a blue column
  • Long bronze flake epoxy corridor in a commercial building
  • Gray and white metallic epoxy floor running down an office corridor past frosted glass
  • Gray flake epoxy floor with a timber pallet resting at the edge
  • Close view of gray and black flake broadcast into a clear epoxy topcoat
  • Marbled gray metallic epoxy floor in an office lounge with a blue armchair
  • Gray flake epoxy floor with a stainless trench drain and coved wall base
  • Gray flake epoxy floor beside a stacked timber pallet
  • Office chairs standing on a swirled gray and white metallic epoxy floor

Colors for epoxy floor coatings in Chino Hills

Pick a color the honest way in Chino Hills: we lay the samples on your slab before anything is ordered.

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  • Coating color chips from a fan deck spread across a concrete surface
  • Three columns of metallic and marbled epoxy color chips in purples, greens, blues, teals and oranges
  • Charcoal
  • Black
  • Light Tan
  • Tan
  • Sand Beige
  • Brown Stone
  • Tile Red
  • Fast Red
  • +22 more →
Chino Hills FAQs

Epoxy Floor Coatings in Chino Hills, questions

Should stepped patios be done all at once?

If you can, yes. Color matched across levels done years apart rarely lands convincingly. Doing the whole run as one job with the same crew and the same batch is the only reliable way to get it consistent.

Is epoxy the right choice for a floor in full sun?

Not always, and this is worth saying plainly. Standard epoxy ambers and chalks under direct UV. For exterior slabs and anything with sun on it all day we will usually steer you to a different system — a stain, a textured coating or a UV-stable topcoat. Fifty years in inland California has made that a fairly quick conversation.

Why does epoxy peel, and how do you stop it?

Epoxy peels for one reason nearly every time: it was put over concrete that was not opened up first. If the slab is sealed, dusty, oily or still holding moisture, the coating has nothing to grip and it lets go in sheets a year or two later. We grind every floor mechanically before a drop of product goes down. That step is most of the cost and all of the reason it lasts.

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