Polyaspartic Coating in Komatke, AZ

Floors That Actually Last in Arizona Heat

Professional polyaspartic floor coating that won’t yellow, crack, or peel when Arizona temperatures soar.

Polyaspartic Floor Coating Benefits

What You Get With Polyaspartic

Your floors become virtually indestructible. Oil stains wipe away like water off glass. Spilled chemicals won’t penetrate or discolor the surface.

The coating flexes with temperature changes instead of cracking like brittle epoxy systems. You’ll walk on surfaces that look showroom-fresh for decades, not years.

Arizona’s brutal UV rays won’t cause yellowing or fading. Your investment stays protected whether it’s 115°F outside or you’re dealing with winter temperature swings that make other coatings fail.

Komatke Polyaspartic Coating Experts

We Know Arizona Floors

We’ve been protecting Arizona floors since the polyaspartic coating technology became available to contractors. We’ve seen every type of coating failure this climate can cause.

Most contractors learned their trade in milder climates. We learned ours here, where 120-degree surface temperatures and intense UV exposure destroy inferior coatings within months.

That’s why we exclusively use polyaspartic systems for Arizona applications. We’ve installed these coatings in Komatke, throughout the Phoenix metro, and across the desert Southwest where extreme conditions separate real solutions from temporary fixes.

Polyaspartic Coating Installation Process

Here's How We Install Your Coating

We start with proper surface preparation. Your concrete gets diamond-ground to create the mechanical bond polyaspartic needs for permanent adhesion. Any cracks or imperfections get filled and leveled.

The primer goes down first, followed by the base coat mixed with your chosen color flakes or solid color. The topcoat provides the chemical resistance and UV protection that makes polyaspartic superior to epoxy.

You’re walking on your new floor in 24 hours. Not next week like with epoxy systems. The coating reaches full cure strength within days, ready for vehicle traffic, chemical exposure, and whatever your space demands.

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What's Included in Your Installation

Every polyaspartic floor coating includes complete surface preparation, crack repair, and proper priming. We don’t skip steps that other contractors cut to save time.

You get premium polyaspartic materials rated for Arizona’s temperature extremes. The system includes UV inhibitors that prevent yellowing and degradation from sun exposure through windows or open garage doors.

Color options range from solid colors to decorative flake systems that hide dirt and add texture for slip resistance. Each installation includes our workmanship warranty because we stand behind every square foot we coat.

How long does polyaspartic coating last compared to epoxy?

Polyaspartic coatings typically last 15-20 years in Arizona conditions, while epoxy systems often fail within 3-5 years due to UV damage and temperature cycling. Polyaspartic remains flexible and won’t yellow like epoxy does when exposed to sunlight. The upfront cost difference pays for itself when you consider that epoxy needs replacement multiple times over the same period. We’ve seen polyaspartic installations from 10+ years ago that still look nearly new, while epoxy floors from the same era have been recoated several times.

Can I drive on the floor right after installation?

You can walk on polyaspartic coating in 2-4 hours and drive on it within 24 hours. This is dramatically faster than epoxy systems that require 7+ days for full cure. The rapid cure time means less disruption to your routine and faster return to normal use of your space. However, we recommend waiting the full 24 hours before parking vehicles to ensure maximum durability. The coating continues to harden over the first week, reaching full chemical resistance within 7 days.

Will polyaspartic coating work in an unheated garage?

Yes, polyaspartic performs excellently in unheated spaces because it’s designed to handle extreme temperature fluctuations. Unlike epoxy that becomes brittle in cold weather, polyaspartic maintains flexibility from -40°F to 300°F. Arizona garages experience huge temperature swings from winter mornings to summer afternoons, and polyaspartic flexes with these changes instead of cracking. This temperature tolerance is one of the main reasons we recommend polyaspartic over epoxy for Arizona applications.

How do I maintain polyaspartic floor coating?

Maintenance is minimal – regular sweeping and occasional mopping with mild detergent. The non-porous surface means spills can’t penetrate and stain like they do with bare concrete. Oil, chemicals, and other substances wipe away easily without leaving permanent marks. You don’t need special cleaners or treatments. Avoid abrasive scrubbing pads that could dull the finish, but normal cleaning won’t damage the coating. Most clients find their floors look great with just weekly sweeping and monthly mopping.

What's the cost difference between polyaspartic and epoxy?

Polyaspartic typically costs 20-30% more upfront than epoxy, but provides significantly better value over time. When you factor in polyaspartic’s 15-20 year lifespan versus epoxy’s 3-5 years in Arizona conditions, polyaspartic actually costs less per year of service. You also save money on repeated surface preparation, labor, and downtime that comes with replacing failed epoxy coatings. The investment makes sense when you consider the total cost of ownership rather than just initial installation price.

Can polyaspartic be applied over existing epoxy coating?

In most cases, existing epoxy needs to be removed before applying polyaspartic coating. Epoxy that’s peeling, yellowing, or failing won’t provide a stable base for any new coating. However, if the existing epoxy is well-bonded and in good condition, polyaspartic can sometimes be applied over it after proper surface preparation. We evaluate each situation individually because proper adhesion is critical for long-term performance. It’s usually better to remove old coatings and start fresh to ensure you get the full benefit of polyaspartic’s superior properties.

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