Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Delaware
17 decorative concrete, epoxy flooring and concrete coating contractors across 11 cities in Delaware. Pick your city below, or browse every listing.
Cities in Delaware
All Delaware contractors
Apex Concrete Coating Solutions
Newport, DE
Best Choice Flooring
Dover, DE
Complete Concrete Coatings
Lewes, DE
Crazy Coatings
Middletown, DE
CTI Delaware LLC
Dover, DE
Custom Coatings and Designs LLC
Newark, DE
Delaware Concrete Coatings
Lewes, DE
Delaware Decorative Concrete, LLC
Milford, DE
Fin-Tastic Coatings
Middletown, DE
Floor Coatings Etc Inc
New Castle, DE
Floorguard
Newark, DE
Hello Garage of Delmarva
Ellendale, DE
Kirby Concrete Inc.
Wilmington, DE
LD Masonry and Concrete
Harrington, DE
Quality Concrete LLC
Dover, DE
Shore Concrete Coatings, LLC
Bridgeville, DE
Wilmington Concrete Resurfacing, Inc.
Newark, DE
Concrete Coatings Across Delaware
Delaware may be the second-smallest state, but it covers a surprising range of places. In the north, the Brandywine Valley holds Winterthur, Hagley Museum on the site of the original du Pont powder mills, and Nemours Estate, while Wilmington’s Riverfront has been rebuilt along the Christina River. Historic Old New Castle sits on the Delaware River, Dover is home to the state capital and the high-banked Dover Motor Speedway, and the southern beaches of Rehoboth, Dewey, Bethany and Fenwick Island draw summer crowds. Cape Henlopen State Park and the Lewes waterfront mark the spot where Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic.
From Piedmont Hills to Coastal Plain
The northern tip of the state around Wilmington and Newark is rolling Piedmont country with older neighborhoods and more varied ground. South of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, the land flattens into coastal plain, with farm fields, poultry houses and small towns across Kent and Sussex Counties. Along the beaches and inland bays, salt air, sandy soils and a high water table shape how concrete behaves.
Winters across Delaware are moderate compared with New England, but the state still sees regular freeze–thaw cycles, snow and ice storms, and plenty of road salt in the north. Salt-laden slush on garage floors and de-icers on walkways can lead to spalling and scaling if the concrete isn’t protected. Summers are hot and humid, which encourages mildew on bare concrete and puts moisture vapor pressure on slabs. Near the coast, nor’easters and tropical storms bring flooding and wind-blown salt. Polyaspartic topcoats resist UV and chemicals, moisture-tolerant primers help on damp slabs, and breathable penetrating sealers protect outdoor flatwork without trapping water.
What Gets Coated in the First State
New Castle County suburbs have colonials, split-levels and townhomes with attached garages and many finished basements. Growing communities around Middletown and Dover add new construction with two- and three-car garages that owners want to upgrade right away. At the beaches, rental homes and second homes need durable, easy-to-clean floors for garages, outdoor showers, pool decks and screened porches. Downstate, farms rely on equipment sheds, shops and poultry operations, and the state’s warehouses, distribution centers, auto shops and restaurants all need tough commercial floors.
- Salt-resistant flake and polyaspartic garage floors
- Basement epoxy with moisture control
- Slip-resistant coatings for pool decks and beach-house patios
- Industrial floors for shops, warehouses and food businesses
The main population centers are Wilmington and the surrounding New Castle County suburbs, Newark with the University of Delaware, the capital city of Dover, Middletown, and the coastal Sussex County resort towns around Lewes and Rehoboth Beach. Because the state is compact, many contractors serve several of these areas.
Look over the Delaware contractors listed here, compare their services and coating options, and request quotes from the ones that serve your area.