Epoxy Flooring Services in Clinton, NJ

Durable, Custom Epoxy Floors Installed by a Full-Service Remodeling Team

All Trades Contracting installs epoxy flooring for garages, basements, workshops, and interior living spaces throughout Clinton and Hunterdon County. Epoxy is one of the most durable, low-maintenance flooring systems available, and getting that durability depends on proper surface preparation and application, not just the product itself.

Our team brings more than 30 years of hands-on remodeling experience to every epoxy project, with the same licensed, insured staff and coordinated project management that's earned us recognition as one of New Jersey's top home improvement contractors. At All Trades Contracting, we also offer a free in-home consultation for epoxy flooring projects in Clinton.

Ready to upgrade your garage, basement, or workshop floor? Call us at (908) 364-9900 to get started.

Epoxy Flooring Systems We Install

Epoxy isn't a single product. It's a category of flooring systems, and choosing the right one depends on the room, the traffic it sees, and the look you want. We install a range of options so you're matched to a system built for your space, not a one-size-fits-all coating.

Solid Color & Industrial-Grade Epoxy

Solid color epoxy delivers a clean, uniform finish that holds up well in garages and workshops where chemical resistance and easy cleanup matter most. It's a practical, cost-effective option for homeowners who want durability without a decorative finish.

Decorative Flake & Metallic Epoxy

Flake systems embed colored chips into the epoxy base, adding texture and hiding minor surface imperfections while improving slip resistance. Metallic epoxy uses pigments that create a three-dimensional, marbled look, popular in basements, finished living spaces, and showrooms where appearance carries as much weight as performance.

Moisture-Resistant Basement Systems

Basements present a different challenge than garages: moisture vapor moving up through the slab. We assess moisture conditions before recommending a system, since the wrong epoxy over a damp slab can fail regardless of how well it's applied. Where conditions call for it, we use moisture-mitigating primers built for below-grade concrete.

Our design staff consults on color, finish, and system selection for your specific space, walking through options by durability, maintenance, and appearance before anything is ordered.

How We Handle Your Epoxy Flooring Project

Every project starts with a free in-home consultation. We assess your concrete's condition, test for moisture where relevant, and review your priorities, whether that's withstanding a workshop's daily wear, brightening a garage, or finishing a basement floor. Nothing is scheduled until you're confident in the direction.

Surface preparation determines how long an epoxy floor lasts. We remove existing coatings, oil, and contaminants, since epoxy applied over an unprepared slab is one of the most common causes of peeling and delamination. Cracks and control joints are repaired before any coating goes down. All selections and change orders are documented in writing, and a single point of contact manages communication from the first call through the final walkthrough.

During application and cure time, we protect adjacent areas and keep the work zone contained. At the end of each workday, the crew cleans the site and leaves your home secure. Once the floor is cured, we follow up to confirm you're satisfied with the results. That follow-through is part of how we work on every project, not an afterthought.

Why Clinton Homeowners Choose All Trades Contracting

Our Process

Our showroom lets you view epoxy finish samples alongside flooring, tile, cabinetry, counters, and fixtures before anything is ordered, comparing options by durability, maintenance, and lead time in one place.

Standalone epoxy installers coat a floor and leave. We handle everything connected to it. Design input, surface assessment, scheduling, and trade coordination all live with one team. So if your epoxy project is part of a larger garage upgrade, basement finishing project, or whole-home remodel, nothing falls between handoffs.

Our Team

Our design staff includes Gail Benz, who brings more than 25 years of design experience, and Edith Farinhas, a graduate of the International Fine Arts College of Miami with more than 30 years designing kitchens and baths. We also have licensed electricians, licensed plumbers, and in-house carpenters, every trade under one roof, which matters when an epoxy project uncovers a drainage issue, a cracked slab, or an electrical need in the same space.

Recognitions

Our work has been selected and published across multiple issues of Signature Kitchens & Baths magazine, judged by industry professionals for design and craftsmanship.

On Houzz, we carry a 4.9 out of 5 overall rating across verified homeowner reviews, along with 7 Houzz Awards and 4 Houzz Badges. Clients consistently report that the final result exceeded their expectations, and that our approach to budget helped them decide where to spend and where to save.

Clinton Epoxy Flooring FAQ

How Long Does an Epoxy Floor Last?

A properly prepped and installed epoxy floor can last well over a decade in residential settings, even longer with lighter use. Longevity depends almost entirely on surface preparation, which is why we invest the time to grind and condition the concrete before any coating is applied.

Can Epoxy Be Installed Over an Existing Garage or Basement Floor?

Yes, in most cases, as long as the existing slab is structurally sound. Cracks, moisture issues, and prior coatings need to be addressed first, and we evaluate all of this during your consultation so there are no surprises once work begins.

How Long Does Installation Take, & When Can I Use the Floor?

Most residential epoxy projects take a few days from prep through final cure, depending on square footage and the system selected. Light foot traffic is typically possible within a day or two of the final coat, with full cure for vehicle or heavy use taking longer. Your specific timeline is outlined before work starts.

Is Epoxy Slippery When Wet?

A smooth solid-color finish can be slick when wet. For garages, basements, or any area exposed to moisture, we can incorporate texture additives or flake systems to improve slip resistance without sacrificing the look you want.

Schedule Your Free Epoxy Flooring Consultation Today

Getting started is straightforward. We come to your home, assess your concrete, review your options, and discuss budget, at no charge. From there, our team manages surface preparation, scheduling, installation, and follow-up under one roof. All Trades Contracting serves homeowners throughout the Clinton area with the same written communication process and the same licensed, insured team we bring to every project.

Call us at (908) 364-9900 to schedule your free in-home epoxy flooring consultation.