Flooring Contractor in Concord, CA - Concrete Floors That Stay Bonded
Stonefield Martinez Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor based in Martinez that coats, polishes and repairs concrete floors in Concord, from home garages and pool decks to working shops and warehouses.

- Licensed and fully insured.
- Free estimates at your property.
- Expect a reply within 1 business day.
Flooring contractor jobs in Concord, CA
Concord is the next city over from us in Martinez, and the calls we get there cover a lot of ground. There are garages in established neighborhoods with years of oil on the slab, newer homes where the builder left bare gray concrete, and shops and warehouses on the commercial side that run carts and spill chemicals every day. We do the same work in Pleasant Hill and Walnut Creek next door and up in Vallejo. The price on any of them moves with the floor's size, its condition and how much old coating has to come off, and the schedule turns mostly on prep and how long the system you pick needs to cure, so I'll give you your own number when I come out to see the floor.
What shapes a Concord job is usually what's already on the concrete. Old sealer, paint or a coating that's lifting has to come off, and cracks and damp spots get found before anything goes down, because a coating is only as good as the slab it's stuck to.
Floor work we do in Concord
Epoxy Floor Coatings
A solid, chemical-resistant floor for Concord garages, laundry rooms and workshops, put down only after we've ground the slab so it bonds.
Explore Epoxy Floor CoatingsCommercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings
Shops, warehouses and service bays in Concord's business areas need a floor that takes carts, chemicals and cleaning, and we plan the work around your hours.
Explore Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor CoatingsGarage Floor Coatings
Attached garages with oil stains and hairline cracks get the cracks filled, the slab ground and a coating that holds up to hot tires.
Explore Garage Floor CoatingsPolyaspartic Floor Coatings
Need the garage back sooner? Polyaspartic, a coating that cures faster than standard epoxy and holds its color in sunlight, is usually our pick.
Explore Polyaspartic Floor CoatingsMetallic Epoxy Flooring
For a Concord bonus room, home gym or showroom where people see the floor, metallic epoxy gives a glossy, swirled finish worked by hand.
Explore Metallic Epoxy FlooringUrethane Cement Flooring
Restaurant kitchens and food plants in Concord that hose down daily usually need urethane cement, a thick system built to take heat and water.
Explore Urethane Cement FlooringPolished Concrete Flooring
Concord retail spaces and offices with a bare slab can skip coating altogether, since we grind and polish the concrete itself to a shine.
Explore Polished Concrete FlooringStained Concrete Flooring
Pulled up old carpet in a Concord home and found a sound slab? Stain soaks color into the concrete, then we seal it.
Explore Stained Concrete FlooringTerrazzo Flooring
For Concord lobbies and entryways that see heavy foot traffic, terrazzo sets marble or glass chips into a binder we grind and polish smooth.
Explore Terrazzo FlooringBasement Flooring
Concord basements and below-grade rooms get a moisture test before we coat, because damp concrete is a common reason coatings let go.
Explore Basement FlooringConcrete Grinding & Surface Preparation
Every Concord floor we coat starts here, because a floor that peels usually started with a slab nobody ground right.
Explore Concrete Grinding & Surface PreparationConcrete Sealing
Concord driveways and walkways in decent shape but soaking up stains can often just be sealed, which costs less than a full coating.
Explore Concrete SealingConcrete Resurfacing & Overlays
A pitted or flaking Concord patio or garage slab can take an overlay, a thin bonded layer, instead of being torn out and repoured.
Explore Concrete Resurfacing & OverlaysSelf-Leveling Concrete & Overlays
Uneven slabs in Concord additions and garage conversions get self-leveling underlayment, a mix that flows flat on its own, before new flooring goes down.
Explore Self-Leveling Concrete & OverlaysPool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing
Backyard pool decks in Concord that have gone rough, stained or cracked get resurfaced with a textured, slip-resistant finish for wet feet.
Explore Pool Deck Coatings & ResurfacingConcrete Floor Stripping & Removal
If your Concord home came with a peeling garage floor, we strip the old coating first, because a new one won't hold over it.
Explore Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal
What Concord slabs ask of a coating
I started this business in Martinez in 2017, after learning coatings on my own garage and then beside experienced crews. What's different is where the time goes. We put it into testing and grinding the slab before any color goes down, because that's what keeps a floor bonded.
I look at your floor myself
I come out to Concord myself to check the slab and give the estimate, so the person pricing your floor has seen what's under it.
On the job with our crew
Our crew does the grinding and install, and I'm on site with them, so a crack or damp spot we find gets dealt with instead of coated over.
Know the plan before you sign
I walk you through what we'll do and why, from the grinding to the system that fits your floor, before you sign anything, so you can compare bids fairly.

Get a free on-site estimate for your Concord floor
Tell us what's on your floor now, how you use the space and any permit questions. We reply within one business day, and I come out to see the slab and give a free estimate, with no obligation.
Concord floor questions we hear
How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Concord?
Your price comes down to the size of the slab, its condition and the coating you choose, and I'll give you that number when I come out to see the floor. Cracks to fill, a damp slab or an old coating to strip all add work, while a sound slab with a basic epoxy system keeps it lower. Polyaspartic and metallic finishes usually cost more.
Do I need a permit for a garage floor coating in Concord?
Concord's permit list doesn't answer it either way, so check with the city's Permit Center before you assume you can skip one. The city's partial list for single-family and duplex homes, from an older bulletin, names work like roofs, water heaters, windows and air conditioning, but not floor coatings. If your job does need a permit, we work out with you who pulls it and deal with the city from there.
How do I find out which permits my Concord floor project needs?
Start with the Permit Center page linked above, which points you to a way to look up zoning, see which permits a project needs and estimate the fees. It's worth doing before you ask for bids. If the job moves soil or reaches the public strip along the street, the city also wants separate grading or encroachment permits from its Engineering Division, so plan for that step early.
Does a contractor based outside Concord need a Concord business license?
Yes, the city requires a business license to do business in Concord, and that includes state-licensed contractors whose office sits outside the city. So a crew driving in from Martinez, like ours, falls under the same rule as one based in Concord.
When does a flooring contractor need a California license?
A California contractor needs a state license when the labor and materials on a project's contracts total $1,000 or more, when the job needs a building permit, or when it uses any additional workers. The Contractors State License Board licenses anyone who builds or alters a building in the state, and we're licensed and fully insured.
How do I check if my Concord address is in an earthquake hazard zone?
Type your address into EQ Zapp, the California Geological Survey's statewide map, and it shows whether the property sits in any of its mapped earthquake hazard zones. It won't tell you about your slab itself, so I still look at the cracks in person when I come out.
Nearby cities, or call about yours
If your city is listed below, pick it to see how we work there. If not, call (925) 231-8429, since we take jobs around Martinez in Contra Costa and Solano counties.




