Kongcrete Coatings

Your garage floor takes more abuse than almost any other surface in your home. Between Florida’s humidity, vehicle weight, and chemical spills, durability is non-negotiable. Homeowners across Orlando often compare two main options: garage floor coatings and tile. Both can improve aesthetics, but only one offers long-term protection in Florida’s harsh environment. At Kongcrete Coatings, …

Garage Floor Coatings vs Tile: Which Is More Durable? Read More »

Concrete coatings are meant to protect your floors, not create more problems. Unfortunately, when low-grade materials or rushed installations are used, the results can be costly and dangerous. From moisture damage to safety hazards and fading, poor coatings quickly compromise your property’s durability and value. At Kongcrete Coatings, we’ve seen how improper applications across Orlando …

Dangers of Poor Concrete Coatings Read More »

Concrete floor coatings are one of the most effective ways to protect your home or business from the wear and tear of Florida living. Picture your garage or patio staying strong and looking fantastic. Your driveways and business fronts will get stronger, resist ugly stains, and keep their great looks for years. In Orlando’s challenging climate (marked by …

Protect Your Property: Benefits of Concrete Floor Coatings Read More »

Investing in decorative concrete coatings adds long-lasting beauty, safety, and durability to your garage floors, patios, and driveways. However, even small mistakes during installation can result in peeling finishes, moisture damage, or costly repairs down the line. In Central Florida, where intense sunlight and humidity challenge every surface, cutting corners simply doesn’t pay off. At …

Avoid These Costly Mistakes With Decorative Concrete Coatings Read More »

Concrete is one of the most durable materials for residential and commercial surfaces, but it is not invincible. In Orlando’s humid and storm-prone climate, cracks in decorative concrete coatings can appear sooner than expected, and ignoring them often leads to significant long-term damage. Whether you’ve invested in a garage floor coating, patio upgrade, or driveway …

Risks of Ignoring Cracks in Decorative Concrete Coatings Read More »

When it comes to protecting your floors in Orlando, understanding the difference between epoxy floor coatings and concrete sealers is essential. The right choice determines how well your surfaces handle Florida’s relentless humidity, sudden downpours, and daily wear. Kongcrete Coatings gives you floor coatings that make your surfaces beautiful and strong enough for Orlando’s heat and daily …

Epoxy Floor Coatings vs. Concrete Sealers Read More »

Decorative concrete brings durability and style to homes and businesses throughout Central Florida. Driveways, patios, garages, and commercial spaces benefit from its strength and aesthetic appeal, but even the toughest surfaces need care to perform at their best. Without routine upkeep, cracks, stains, and fading can appear sooner than expected, reducing value and creating safety …

Hidden Dangers of Overlooking Decorative Concrete Maintenance Read More »

Garage floor coating offers more than just visual appeal. You get a tougher, safer space, which lifts your property’s market price. However, achieving a long-lasting finish requires more than slapping on a layer of epoxy or paint. Too often, rushed installations, improper prep work, or climate-related oversights compromise the system before it even cures. You’re about to learn …

How to Avoid Common Garage Floor Coating Mistakes and Maximize Its Lifespan Read More »

Installing polyaspartic and epoxy floors can be one of the best upgrades for your garage, patio, or commercial space, but only if it’s done right. When it’s not, the consequences show up fast: bubbles, peeling, discoloration, or even full system failure. The truth is that many of these problems stem from simple but critical mistakes …

Top 7 Epoxy Flooring Mistakes and How to Avoid Them Read More »

Why do we use an MVB as the base coat, and why is polyaspartic designed specifically to be a topcoat?