Where Should I Install Epoxy Flooring in My Home? (FAQ)

Homeowners across the Front Range are discovering just how versatile epoxy flooring can be. While it’s long been the go-to for garage floors, epoxy flooring is now being used in all kinds of residential spaces, for good reason.

At Garage Floor Coating of the Front Range, we hear a lot of the same questions from homeowners who are curious about where epoxy flooring works best. Here are the answers.

Can I use epoxy flooring in my kitchen or living space?

Absolutely. Epoxy flooring offers a seamless, stain-resistant surface that works great in high-traffic areas like kitchens, hallways, and open-concept living rooms. It’s easy to clean, resists scratches, and comes in designer finishes that look amazing, without the maintenance of wood or tile.

What about the basement? Isn’t moisture a problem?

Only if you don’t address it properly. That’s why we use a 2-day installation process that includes a true moisture-mitigating epoxy primer. It bonds deeply to the concrete and prevents bubbling, lifting, or peeling. Once installed, epoxy flooring turns your basement into a durable, comfortable space for anything from a home gym to a playroom.

How does epoxy hold up in the garage?

Epoxy flooring was made for garages. Our systems resist tire marks, oil, and road salt, especially important in Colorado’s winter months. We install full-flake hybrid epoxy and polyaspartic systems that are UV-stable, slip-resistant, easy to clean, and tough enough for tools, traffic, and temperature swings.

Can I put epoxy on my patio or in a sunroom?

Yes! Covered patios, sunrooms, and screened porches are great candidates. Epoxy flooring won’t crack or fade like painted concrete, and it adds slip protection and a polished look to your outdoor living areas. It’s also highly resistant to moisture, perfect for Colorado’s freeze-thaw cycles.