Epoxy Floor Coatings
A tough, glossy coating for garages, shops and laundry rooms, rolled over a ground and repaired slab so it bonds to the concrete instead of the dust on top.
Bedrock Spring Valley Concrete Coatings is a flooring contractor serving Santee, CA. We grind, repair and coat concrete in garages, patios, pool decks and basements, and we polish, seal and resurface slabs for shops and warehouses.

In Santee, like the rest of the area we cover, most calls are about home garages, back patios and pool decks, with some shop and warehouse floors mixed in. We're based in Spring Valley and do the same work in El Cajon and down in Chula Vista. Santee is its own city, so when we check on permits before a job here, we check with the City of Santee rather than the county.
The price moves with the size of the floor, how much grinding and crack repair the slab needs, whether an old coating has to come off, and which system you pick. The schedule turns on that same prep plus the cure time of the coating, and I'll give you your own numbers when I write the estimate on site. On most garage and patio slabs, the shape the concrete is in decides the job more than the color you choose.
We grind the slab, fill cracks and clear old coatings before anything goes down, because nobody sees the prep once the floor's done, but it decides how the floor holds up.
If your concrete can't take the floor you have in mind, I'll tell you plainly, because a coating that looks good for one season and then lifts isn't worth your money.
We protect walls and doors, keep dust down while we grind and haul off what we bring in, so the only thing that's changed when we leave is the floor.
A tough, glossy coating for garages, shops and laundry rooms, rolled over a ground and repaired slab so it bonds to the concrete instead of the dust on top.
Heavier epoxy systems for warehouses, shops and work bays where forklifts, carts and spilled oil wear through thin coatings, planned around your hours so work keeps moving.
One of our most common calls. We grind out oil stains and old paint, fill the cracks, then coat the floor so hot tires and dropped tools don't lift it.
A fast-curing coating that holds up in sunlight without yellowing, a good fit for garages that sit with the door open, though it gives our crew less working time.
Swirled metallic pigment in epoxy that gives a basement, showroom or living space a one-of-a-kind look, best over a smooth, flat slab since flaws show through the shine.
A thick, hard-wearing floor for shops and work kitchens that see hot water, heavy cleaning and temperature swings, where a regular epoxy would crack or wear through too soon.
We grind the concrete itself in steps and densify it until it shines, so there's no coating to peel, a good choice for shops and open living areas.
Acid or water-based stain soaked into the concrete and sealed, so the color sits in the slab instead of on top, best where there aren't many patches showing.
Marble or glass chips set in a poured binder and ground smooth, for entries and commercial floors where you want a hard surface that looks finished for years.
Coatings and sealers for below-grade slabs, starting with a moisture test, because water pushing up through the concrete is the usual reason basement floors bubble and peel.
Diamond grinding to open up the concrete, take off old sealers and knock down high spots, the step that decides whether any coating we put down will stay.
A clear sealer for driveways, patios and garage floors that helps keep out oil, water and stains, a lighter option when the slab's sound and you like how it looks.
A thin cement overlay over worn, flaking or patched concrete, so you get a fresh surface without tearing out a slab that's still solid underneath.
A pourable underlayment that fills dips and flattens an uneven slab before new flooring or a coating goes down, so the finished floor sits flat and wears evenly.
Textured, slip-resistant coatings and overlays for pool decks, laid after we repair cracks and grind off flaking old paint so the new surface holds onto the concrete.
Removing old epoxy, paint, tile adhesive and carpet glue down to clean concrete, whether you're starting a new floor or just want the bare slab back.
Send the form and we'll reply within one business day to set a time. I'll come out, look at your slab and write the estimate on site, free and with no obligation.
I come out to every job myself, look at the slab and write the estimate there, so the person pricing your floor knows what the prep will take.
Moisture in the slab or an old sealer you can't see can ruin a coating, so when I can't tell by looking, we test before recommending anything.
Once you say yes, our crew does the grinding, repair and coating on your floor, and the work is backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Straight answers to what Santee homeowners usually ask about permits, licenses and old coatings before we start on a floor.
The city's list doesn't settle that for floor coatings, so we ask before we start. Santee's Building Division issues residential alteration permits and inspects work, and its list of work that needs no permit names finish work like painting, tiling and carpeting without naming coatings. If the division says a permit is needed, we'll walk you through it and take care of our part.
Yes. Santee requires a city business license of anyone doing business in the city, and that includes companies based in other cities that come in to sell goods or services. We're based in Spring Valley, so the rule applies to us on every Santee job, and it's fair to ask any contractor you're considering about it.
California's Contractors State License Board requires a license when the project needs a building permit, when it uses employee labor, or when labor and materials on one or more contracts for the project add up to $1,000 or more. We're fully licensed and insured, and I'm glad to answer questions about it on the estimate visit.
Usually not, because a new coating can only hold as well as what's underneath it, and peeling epoxy has already let go. We grind or strip the old coating down to sound concrete first. If part of it is still bonded well, I'll test it on the estimate visit and tell you plainly whether it can stay.
We're based in Spring Valley and work in the cities listed here and many others around it. If you're not sure we cover your address, call or send the form and ask.
Our phone's answered from 6 AM on weekdays and 7 AM on weekends, so call (619) 648-8003 before work or send the form anytime.