5.0 ★  ·  37 reviews  ·  17 years

Concrete floors that look right and last.

Epoxy, flake, metallic and polished concrete for garages, basements, shops and warehouses — across Kansas and Missouri. Diamond-ground prep on every slab, so the finish stays put.

  • Free, no-pressure estimates
  • Residential & commercial
  • Locally owned in Kansas City
Residential garage finished with a blue and grey full-flake epoxy floor
★★★★★ 5.0 out of 5 37 customer reviews
17Years in flooring
5.0★Average rating
2States served
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Our services

One crew, every concrete finish

From a two-car garage to a warehouse slab — we will tell you honestly which system fits the floor and the budget.

Glossy grey epoxy floor running the length of a commercial warehouse

Epoxy Coatings

The workhorse. A bonded resin system that turns porous, staining concrete into a sealed surface you can hose off.

  • Garages & basements
  • Warehouses & shops
  • Chemical and stain resistant
Residential garage with a blue and grey full-flake epoxy floor

Flake Systems

Vinyl chip broadcast to refusal, then ground back and sealed. Hides imperfections, adds grip, and never looks dated.

  • Full-broadcast coverage
  • Custom colour blends
  • Slip-resistant texture
Dark marbled metallic epoxy floor reflecting a wall of glass doors

Metallic Epoxy

Pigment moved by hand while the resin is still live. No two floors are the same, and no photo does one justice.

  • Showrooms & entryways
  • Basements & living space
  • One-of-one pours
Large open warehouse floor with a polished light-grey finish

Polished Concrete

No coating at all — the slab itself, refined through progressive diamond grits until it shines and densifies.

  • Retail & institutional
  • Zero recoat cycle
  • Densified and sealed
Badly cracked bare concrete floor before repair

Repair & Resurfacing

Cracks chased out, filled and ground flush before anything else happens. Coating over a moving crack just hides it for a season.

  • Crack chase & fill
  • Spall and pit patching
  • Failed-coating removal
Auto shop floor with grey flake epoxy and a yellow safety line

Maintenance & Recoats

A topcoat is a wear layer — it is supposed to be replaced. Refresh it and the floor underneath lasts effectively forever.

  • Scheduled recoats
  • Deep clean & re-seal
  • Commercial contracts

Why floors fail

The prep is what you're paying for

A coating does not bond to concrete because of the coating — it bonds because the concrete was opened up first. Every slab we touch gets mechanically diamond-ground. No acid etch, no pressure-wash-and-hope.

It is the difference between a floor that lasts a decade and one that lifts with the first hot tire in July.

See how we work
The same room finished with a reflective metallic epoxy floor
Bare, stained concrete floor in a room with french doors
Before After
Same room, same doors. Bare slab to finished metallic.

Our process

Four stages, no shortcuts

Every job runs the same way, whether it is a garage or 20,000 square feet.

  1. 01

    Diamond Grind

    We open the concrete mechanically with diamond tooling — never an acid etch. This is the single reason coatings stick or peel, and it is where most cheap jobs cut the corner.

  2. 02

    Repair The Slab

    Cracks get chased out to sound concrete, filled, and ground flush. Pits and spalls get patched. We fix the floor before we coat the floor.

  3. 03

    Build The System

    Primer, base coat, broadcast or metallic work, then topcoat. Each layer goes down inside its own recoat window so the system cures as one piece instead of four.

  4. 04

    Cure & Hand Back

    Walk on it the next day, park on it in about three. We do a final walkthrough with you and leave you the care sheet for the finish you actually got.

Recent work

Floors we have finished

Every photo is a real Reeves Renewal job in Kansas or Missouri.

Dark marbled metallic epoxy floor reflecting a wall of glass doors
Metallic
Gold and tan flake floor across a large steel building
Flake
Grey and white marbled metallic epoxy in a commercial interior
Metallic
Red, white and black flake floor in a commercial building
Flake
Grey flake floor filling a large steel-framed barn
Flake
Auto shop with grey flake floor, yellow safety line and vehicles on lifts
Commercial
Cream and tan metallic epoxy floor with a skylight reflection
Metallic
High-gloss grey epoxy running the length of a warehouse
Epoxy
Residential garage with blue and grey full-flake epoxy
Garage
Brown and white metallic epoxy being worked while still wet
In progress
Crew broadcasting gold flake across a barn floor mid-install
In progress
Light polished warehouse floor with long reflections
Polish

5.0 stars · 37 reviews

What our customers say

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“They did amazing! So friendly and great workers! Will def work with…”

Christine CroninJune 2026
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“Amazing experience! The team was professional, on time, and paid g…”

Tai PhamApril 2026
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“Russ and his crew were awesome! They did our basement floor and…”

nick maschlerApril 2026

Good to know

Questions we get every week

How long does a floor take?

Most residential garages are a one or two day job. Large commercial slabs run longer, and anything needing heavy crack repair adds a day. You get the real number in the estimate, not after we start.

When can I walk on it and park on it?

Foot traffic the next day, vehicles at about 72 hours. Rushing a car back on before the system has cured is the fastest way to mark a brand new floor.

Why do epoxy floors peel?

Almost always prep. If the concrete was acid-etched or just pressure washed instead of mechanically ground, the coating is sitting on the surface rather than keyed into it. We diamond grind every slab.

Will hot tires lift the coating?

Not with a properly installed system. Hot tire pickup is a failure mode of thin DIY kits and big-box roll-on epoxy, not of a ground, primed and topcoated floor.

What does it cost?

It comes down to square footage, the condition of the slab, and the finish you pick. Estimates are free and we will tell you if a straight polish or a repair makes more sense than a full coating.

Do you do commercial work?

Yes — warehouses, shops, showrooms and institutional floors alongside residential garages and basements. Commercial scheduling can work nights and weekends to keep you open.

Free estimate

Tell us about your floor

Square footage, what the space is used for, and what shape the concrete is in. We will come take a look and give you a real number.

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Serving All of Kansas & Missouri

Based in Kansas City, MO — regularly working across the metro and beyond.

  • Kansas City
  • Overland Park
  • Olathe
  • Lee's Summit
  • Independence
  • Blue Springs
  • Shawnee
  • Lenexa
  • Liberty
  • Leawood
  • Belton
  • Raymore
  • Gardner
  • Grandview
  • Parkville
  • Gladstone
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