4 Corners Concrete Coatings
Epoxy, polyaspartic, and polished concrete for garages, basements, and commercial floors across Colorado.
4 Corners Concrete Coatings installs epoxy, polyaspartic, and polished concrete floors for homes and businesses across Colorado, including garages, basements, patios, driveways, and commercial spaces. Most residential floors are finished in one to two days with a coating engineered for Colorado's freeze-thaw climate. Family-run and licensed, rated 5.0 stars from 117 Google reviews, with free on-site estimates.
Commercial-grade resins, UV-stable topcoats, and a CSP-3 substrate profile. Our systems survive Colorado conditions, freeze-thaw, road salt, hot tires, without delaminating, yellowing, or chalking.
Same crew start to finish. No subs. Every floor we leave is a job we'd show to our next customer.
Same crew quotes, preps, and installs every project. Pick a system below or call and we'll spec one for your slab.
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Send a few photos or schedule a 20-minute walk-through. We'll spec the system and email a fixed-price quote.
Based in Fort Collins, on the road across Colorado. If you don't see your town, ask, we travel for the right project.
“Nathan and his team provided excellent service in epoxy coating our garage floor. He provided a fair bid and delivered on time and on schedule. Floor looks great and the warranty is solid.”
“These guys know what they're doing. Fairly priced and great value. They even helped move out my fridge.”
“Very affordable, great communication, fantastic attention to detail. Will definitely be using them again when we finish our basement.”
“Their work is amazing. The effort and time they put into it shows how much they care about getting the job done right.”
“Lucky to have found 4 Corners. No short-cuts, no hidden fees, just quality work and guys who care about their craft.”
“Very impressed with the quality and workmanship. Professional, on time, super respectful. They went above and beyond.”
“These guys know what they're doing. Trust me, you won't regret it. Very careful with prep, which is everything for these coatings.”
“Professionals that know exactly what they're doing. They don't cut corners or use cheap stuff. Honest and they back up their work.”
We don't subcontract installs. The people who quote your project are the people who prep, coat, and seal it.
Professional epoxy and polyaspartic floor coating in Denver, CO. Serving the Front Range — Aurora, Lakewood, Centennial, Highlands Ranch. Free estimates. Same-day install.
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Compare epoxy, polyaspartic & polished concrete coatings for Colorado homes & businesses. Cost, durability & free estimates. Call (970) 292-7623.
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Polyaspartics cure in 1–4 hours instead of 1–3 days, hold up better under UV, and stay flexible enough to move with the slab. For garages, driveways, and anywhere sunlight reaches, they're the better system. Epoxy still wins on price for indoor floors that never see sun.
For polyaspartic systems: walk-ready next day, drive-ready in 2–3 days, fully cured in about a week. Epoxy systems run roughly twice as long. We'll give you exact hold times before we start.
Polyaspartics install reliably down to about 20°F (-6°C), which means we can keep working through most of the Colorado winter. Epoxy needs warmer conditions, usually 50°F+ slab temp.
Concrete is our bread and butter, but our systems bond well to wood, metal, and previously-coated surfaces with the right prep. We grind to a CSP-3 profile on concrete and prime accordingly for other substrates.
Mild soap and water with a soft mop or pressure wash for exterior installs. Avoid abrasive pads or harsh solvents. That's it, no annual reseal, no buffing.
Manufacturer warranties on our polyaspartic systems run 10–15 years against delamination, yellowing, and major adhesion failure. We back our labor with our own written warranty on top.
Same prep as any epoxy: diamond grind, repair, prime. Then we lay a pigmented base coat and broadcast metallic pigments into a clear resin pour. Each floor is hand-worked, no two come out identical. Sealed with a UV-stable topcoat.
For garages, yes, we need a clear slab. For interior installs we move what we can and dust-protect the rest. We'll walk through this on the estimate so there are no surprises.
