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Restore Concreting · Rockhampton & CQ

Epoxy Flooring Rockhampton

Turn a dusty grey slab into a seamless, easy-clean floor that looks great and takes a beating. We install epoxy and flake floor coatings for garages, sheds, workshops and showrooms across Rockhampton and Central Queensland.

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  • 🏗️Residential & Commercial
  • 📝Free Written Quotes
  • 🛡️QBCC Licensed
  • 📍Locally Owned, CQ Based
  • 💪Workmanship Guarantee

Epoxy Flooring in Rockhampton — Tough, Seamless, Easy to Clean

An epoxy floor coating is the upgrade that transforms a garage or shed from a dusty, stained slab into a hard-wearing, professional-looking space you'll actually want to use. It seals the concrete, resists oil, chemicals and tyre marks, wipes clean in seconds, and brightens the whole room by reflecting light off a smooth, seamless surface.

Rockhampton Concreting Co installs epoxy and polyaspartic floor coatings for home garages, workshops, sheds, commercial premises and showrooms. The finish is only as good as the preparation underneath it, so we diamond-grind the slab, fix cracks and divots, and apply the system in the correct coats — never a quick roll-on job that peels in a year.

Whether you want a clean solid colour, a decorative flake (vinyl chip) finish, or a high-build commercial system that handles forklifts and heavy traffic, we'll match the right product to how the floor will be used.

Epoxy Floors We Install

  • Garage floor epoxy & flake coatings
  • Shed, workshop & man-cave floors
  • Commercial & retail showroom floors
  • Warehouse & industrial high-build systems
  • Polyaspartic fast-cure coatings (back in service sooner)
  • Anti-slip additives for wet or sloped areas
  • Crack & joint repair before coating
  • Diamond grinding & full surface preparation

Why Epoxy Beats a Bare or Painted Slab

A bare concrete slab is porous — it soaks up oil, brake fluid and stains, throws fine dust every time you sweep, and never really looks clean. Ordinary masonry 'paint' from the hardware store seals it for a while, but without proper grinding and the right product it peels at the tyres and flakes off under hot car wheels.

A professionally installed epoxy or polyaspartic system bonds into the ground-open surface of the slab and cures into a tough, chemical-resistant film. It's why epoxy is the standard for mechanics' workshops and showrooms — it takes punishment, cleans up with a mop, and stays looking sharp for years.

  • Resists oil, grease, petrol, brake fluid and most chemicals
  • Wipes clean — no more dust or absorbed stains
  • Hot-tyre resistant when installed with proper prep
  • Brightens the space by reflecting light
  • Seamless and hygienic — nowhere for dirt to hide

Solid Colour, Flake or Commercial-Grade

The right system depends on the room and how hard it'll work. For most home garages and sheds, a decorative flake floor hits the sweet spot — the vinyl chips hide minor imperfections, add grip, and let you choose a colour blend to suit. For showrooms and retail, a clean solid-colour or metallic finish looks premium. For workshops, warehouses and anywhere heavy gear rolls, we step up to a high-build or polyaspartic system that handles the load.

  • Flake / vinyl-chip — hard-wearing, grippy, hides marks (most popular for garages)
  • Solid colour — clean, modern, great for showrooms and display areas
  • Polyaspartic — fast-curing, UV-stable, back in use within a day or two
  • High-build industrial — for forklifts, heavy traffic and wash-down areas

Built for the Central Queensland Climate

CQ heat and humidity can wreck a coating that's applied without the right preparation or product — moisture in the slab is the most common reason cheap epoxy fails. We test and prepare the slab properly and select systems suited to our climate, so your floor stays bonded through the wet season and doesn't yellow or lift in the heat. It's a high-value upgrade, and we treat it like one.

Our Process — From Quote to Clean-Up

An epoxy floor is a system, not a coat of paint, and most of the work that makes it last happens before any epoxy is mixed. Preparation is everything: the slab has to be mechanically ground open, dry, and free of cracks and contamination, or the coating simply won't hold. Here is how we take a garage, shed or commercial floor from first inspection through to a cured, ready-to-use surface.

  • Site visit and assessment — we inspect the slab, measure the area, check the surface for cracks, oil contamination, old coatings and pitting, and look at how the floor will be used so we can spec the right system.
  • Moisture check — we assess the slab for moisture coming up from the ground, because moisture is the number-one cause of epoxy failure in our climate; if needed we recommend a moisture-tolerant primer or system.
  • Written fixed quote — you get an itemised quote covering grinding, crack and joint repair, the coating system (solid colour, flake or high-build), number of coats and any anti-slip additive.
  • Booking and scheduling — we lock in dates and give you a clear timeline, including how long the space needs to be clear of vehicles and gear.
  • Diamond grinding — we mechanically grind the slab with diamond tooling to remove old coatings and laitance and open the concrete to a proper profile, which is what lets the epoxy key in and bond.
  • Crack and divot repair — cracks, joints and surface damage are filled and repaired so the finished floor is smooth and the coating isn't bridging a weak spot.
  • Priming and base coat — we apply the primer and base coat to the prepared slab, allowing the correct cure time before building up the system.
  • Flake or colour and topcoat — for flake floors we broadcast the vinyl chips into the base, then scrape and recoat; solid-colour floors get their build coats; finally a clear or coloured topcoat seals it all in, with anti-slip additive mixed in where needed.
  • Cure time — the floor is left to cure properly before use; we'll tell you when you can walk on it and when it's ready to take the weight of a vehicle, and polyaspartic systems get you back in service sooner.
  • Final clean-up — we remove masking, vacuum and tidy the space, take our grinding dust, waste and equipment with us, and hand back a clean, sealed floor with care instructions.

Professionalism You Can Rely On

Anyone can roll epoxy out of a tin onto a slab — and plenty do, which is why so many garage floors are peeling at the tyre tracks within a year. The reason those floors fail is almost always preparation: no grinding, no moisture check, no crack repair. We invest in proper diamond grinding and surface prep on every job because that is what separates a coating that lasts a decade from one that lifts in a season.

  • QBCC licensed and fully insured — a legitimate, accountable business standing behind a high-value floor.
  • Work to Australian Standards and to manufacturer specifications for surface profile, mix ratios, coverage and recoat windows.
  • Experienced crew running professional diamond grinders and the right tooling, not hand sanders and shortcuts.
  • Quality epoxy and polyaspartic systems matched to the use, applied over correct preparation — because the best product over poor prep will still fail.
  • Tidy and safe on site — we dust-extract during grinding, mask and protect adjoining surfaces, and manage chemicals and waste responsibly.

Transparent, Fixed-Price Quoting

Because grinding and crack repair are where the real cost sits, it's easy for a cheap quote to leave them out and then add them back as variations once the floor is opened up. We price the whole system up front. Your written quote spells out the grinding, the crack and joint repair, the coating system and number of coats, and any anti-slip additive — so the price you're quoted is the price you pay, with no surprise variations mid-job.

  • Itemised written fixed quote with prep and repair included, not bolted on later as hidden costs.
  • Honest advice on the right system for how the floor will actually be used — we won't oversell a high-build industrial system for a home garage, or undersell a workshop that needs to take heavy traffic.
OUR GUARANTEE

Our Epoxy Flooring Guarantees

Written Fixed-Price Quote

The price we quote is the price you pay — itemised in writing, with no hidden costs or surprise variations on the day.

Workmanship Guarantee

Every pour is built to the relevant Australian Standards and backed by our workmanship guarantee. We stand behind our work.

On Time, Every Time

We turn up when we say we will and keep you updated the whole way through — especially around the CQ wet season.

QBCC Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed and insured for residential and commercial concreting — a legitimate, accountable local business.

Free, No-Obligation Quotes

Every quote is free and comes with no pressure to proceed. Honest advice on what your job actually needs.

Left Clean & Tidy

We protect your gardens, paths and gutters, manage wash-out responsibly, and leave your site clean when we're done.

Get a Free Quote for Epoxy Flooring

Tell us the size, site and finish you're after — we'll come back with a written fixed quote.

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Epoxy Flooring — Your Questions Answered

How much does epoxy flooring cost in Rockhampton?
It's priced per square metre and depends on the system (solid colour, flake or high-build), the condition of the slab, and how much crack repair and grinding is needed first. A standard double garage is a popular, affordable starting point. We give you a written fixed quote after inspecting the floor so there are no surprises.
How long does an epoxy floor take to install?
Most home garage floors take 1–3 days depending on the system and the prep required, plus curing time before you can walk and drive on it. Polyaspartic systems cure faster and can have you back in the space sooner. We'll give you a clear timeline with your quote.
Will the epoxy peel or lift like hardware-store paint?
Not when it's done properly. Peeling almost always comes from poor preparation — rolling product onto an unground, sealed or damp slab. We diamond-grind the surface to open it up, fix moisture and cracks, and apply the correct number of coats, which is what gives a professional epoxy floor its long life.
Can you make the floor non-slip?
Yes. We can add an anti-slip additive to the topcoat, which is a good idea for sloped driveways, wet areas or workshops where spills happen. Flake finishes also naturally add a little texture and grip.
Do you do commercial and industrial epoxy floors?
We do — showrooms, retail spaces, workshops and warehouse floors, including high-build and heavy-duty systems for areas with forklift or heavy vehicle traffic. Talk to us about your site and we'll spec the right system.
How long does an epoxy floor last?
A properly installed system over well-prepared concrete will typically give you many years of service — often a decade or more in a home garage, and heavy-duty commercial systems are built for demanding, high-traffic use. The big variable is preparation and product choice, not the epoxy itself: a floor that's diamond-ground, moisture-checked and coated with the right system lasts, while a rolled-on hardware job can fail in a season. Topcoats can also be refreshed down the track to extend the life rather than starting again.
Which is better — flake, solid colour or polyaspartic?
They each suit different jobs. A flake (vinyl-chip) finish is the most popular for garages and sheds because it's hard-wearing, adds grip and hides minor marks; solid colour gives a clean, modern look that's great for showrooms and display areas; and polyaspartic is a fast-curing, UV-stable topcoat that gets you back in the space sooner and resists yellowing. Often we combine them — for example a flake base with a polyaspartic topcoat. We'll match the system to how your floor will actually be used and set it out in your written fixed quote.
Will hot car tyres damage the epoxy?
Not when the floor is installed correctly. Hot-tyre pickup — where soft, hot tyres lift the coating off the slab — is almost always a symptom of poor prep or a cheap product bonded to an unground surface. Because we diamond-grind the slab to a proper profile and use quality systems suited to the job, the coating keys in and stands up to hot tyres. It's exactly why epoxy is the standard in mechanics' workshops.
Can you epoxy an old slab with oil stains?
Usually yes, but oil is the enemy of adhesion, so it has to be dealt with properly first. Oil that's soaked in gets degreased and drawn out, and diamond grinding then removes the contaminated top layer so the epoxy bonds to clean, sound concrete. If a stain runs deep we'll be straight with you about it and may spec a bonding primer to be safe. We assess the slab on site — including a moisture check — and put the prep needed in your written quote so there are no surprises.

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