Garage floors are our bread and butter, coatings built to handle vehicle traffic, hot tires, oil drips, road salt, and Indiana’s freeze-thaw cycles without cracking or peeling.
Basements bring a different challenge: moisture coming up through the slab from below grade. Our basement coatings use moisture-mitigating polyurea specifically to seal that out, turning a damp, musty space into a clean, finished one.
Kitchens, laundry rooms, and mudrooms get the same seamless, easy-to-clean treatment, with decorative flake and color options so it still looks like part of the house rather than a garage floor indoors.
Man caves and bonus rooms garage conversions, home gyms, workshops, get floors that can handle heavy equipment and daily use while still looking finished.
Patios, pool decks, driveways, sidewalks, and walkways all move outside, where UV stability and slip resistance matter most. These coatings resist fading, cracking, and peeling in direct sun, and pool deck and walkway surfaces are finished with non-slip texture for safety around water and winter ice.
Commercial floors retail shops, warehouses, dealerships, need to look presentable to customers while surviving daily foot and equipment traffic.
Automotive and dealership floors go a step further, built chemical-resistant and easy to clean for service bays and detail facilities where fluids and grime are a daily reality.
Industrial facilities manufacturing plants, logistics and distribution centers, get forklift-rated, chemical-resistant floors designed for the heaviest daily use.
Retail and institutional spaces restaurants, breweries, fitness studios, offices, get the same seamless, professional finish, tailored to spaces where appearance matters as much as durability.
Sport courts basketball, pickleball, and multi-use courts, get slip-resistant surfaces with custom color options built for athletic use.
Because the system is built to handle moisture, impact, chemical exposure, and constant use, it shows up anywhere a concrete surface takes a beating:
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Every project starts with the same goal: a floor that looks great and holds up. Whether that means coating what you have, upgrading to a rubberized finish, or starting over with fresh concrete, it's all part of the Outback process.
Epoxy, polyurea, polyaspartic. They are not interchangeable. Choose wrong and you redo your floor in a few years. Choose right and it lasts.
