The timeline for installing epoxy flooring in Conway depends on the size of the project, the condition of the concrete, and the specific system you're going with—flake, solid color, metallic, or polyaspartic. For most residential garage floors in Conway, we can complete the entire installation in 1 to 2 days. That includes prep, base coat, flake broadcast (if applicable), and a polyaspartic topcoat.

For commercial or industrial spaces, install time can vary based on square footage and any required concrete repairs or moisture mitigation. We’ll always do a thorough site assessment first, so you’ll get a clear timeline with no guesswork.

What makes Rock City Epoxy different is our prep process. We mechanically grind every slab to create the best possible bond—no acid washes, no shortcuts. This step adds time, but it ensures your epoxy doesn’t peel, bubble, or lift under Arkansas humidity and heat.

We also account for proper cure time between coats, especially in Conway’s variable climate. We’d rather take an extra hour than leave you with a floor that fails. Bottom line? You’ll get a schedule you can trust and a floor that’s built to last.

This is one of the most common questions we get from Conway homeowners and business owners—and it’s a good one.

Polished concrete is surprisingly slip-resistant, even though it has a glossy, high-end look. The surface is smooth, but because it's mechanically refined rather than coated with a film, it maintains natural grip under normal conditions. That said, like any hard surface, it can become slick if water or oils are present, especially at higher gloss levels.

Here’s where it gets even better: we can tailor the finish based on how the floor will be used. If you’re polishing a floor for a retail shop in downtown Conway or an office lobby, we may go with a medium to high gloss for aesthetics—but with a densifier that increases traction. For gyms, entryways, or homes with kids or pets, we can add a grip-enhancing treatment during or after polishing to reduce slip risks further.

We’ll also advise you on maintenance—keeping the surface clean and dry is key to slip resistance on any polished floor. Compared to tile or sealed concrete, polished concrete actually ranks pretty well on the safety scale.

In short: polished concrete in Conway is a safe, functional option, and we can customize the level of slip resistance to match your needs.

Yes—we serve Conway and the greater Central Arkansas region, including Little Rock, North Little Rock, Benton, Sherwood, and Maumelle. While this location page focuses on Conway, our crews are mobile and fully equipped to service residential, commercial, and industrial clients across the region.

We often get calls from homeowners who live in Conway but work in Little Rock, or vice versa. We also do large commercial and warehouse jobs throughout Faulkner County and Pulaski County. So whether your job is a garage in Greenbrier, a showroom in Little Rock, or a restaurant in downtown Conway, we’ve got you covered.

Every job starts with a free consultation. We’ll visit your property, inspect the condition of the slab, and walk you through the options—flake epoxy, metallic systems, polished concrete, grind & seal, and more. Our team will recommend the right system based on use case, aesthetics, and budget.

If you're outside Conway but within driving distance, chances are we already work in your area. Give us a call or request a quote and we’ll confirm right away.

Proper prep is the single most important part of any epoxy or polished concrete job—and we don’t cut corners.

At Rock City Epoxy, every project in Conway starts with mechanical surface preparation. That means we use commercial-grade grinders equipped with diamond tooling to remove surface contaminants, open up the concrete’s pores, and ensure a strong bond. We do not use acid etching or cheap chemical methods that can compromise adhesion—especially with Arkansas humidity and temperature swings.

For epoxy coatings, we check for moisture issues, existing sealers, and surface integrity. Any cracks, spalls, or pitting are filled and leveled using industry-grade repair products. If the slab is new, we also test for surface laitance to ensure it’s ready for coating.

For polished concrete jobs in Conway—whether it's a garage, warehouse, or retail space—we start with coarse grinding to flatten and refine the surface. From there, we move through progressive grits to reach your desired sheen. We also apply a concrete densifier during the process to harden the surface and make it more resistant to wear and staining.

Prep takes time, but it’s why our floors last. No shortcuts. No premature failures. Just a solid, long-lasting install you can trust.

Absolutely—and that’s one of the main reasons so many homeowners and business owners in Conway and Central Arkansas are turning to epoxy.

Our industrial-grade epoxy and polyaspartic systems are built to withstand the kind of temperature fluctuations we see here. From cold winters to humid summers, these systems expand and contract with the concrete without cracking, peeling, or lifting—as long as the prep is done right.

For garage floors in Conway, we also use a polyaspartic topcoat that resists UV damage. That means no yellowing or chalking, even in areas exposed to sunlight or temperature extremes.

In commercial and industrial settings—like warehouses or fabrication shops—we often recommend polyurea or urethane coatings that offer added thermal shock resistance. These are ideal for spaces with high heat, like kitchens or auto shops.

The key is in selecting the right system for your environment and prepping the surface for strong adhesion. With the right materials and install method, epoxy flooring in Conway easily handles Arkansas weather—and then some.