Decorative Concrete Surfaces are not only great for durability, but extremely low maintenance. With many styles and artistic looks to choose from; we encourage every customer to schedule a free on-site consultation to view samples and make sure that you can get a proper estimate before installation.
Our certified installers can create a variety of custom artistic designs; to industrial looks with blended concrete dyes, and acid stains to add color and texture to any space.
Denver Floor FX offers various vinyl chip, and quartz flooring systems which are great for kitchens and bathrooms, locker rooms, patios, retail businesses, and much more. Our designers have over 50 different metallic colors that are great for any space with ample lighting. We also offer basic colored epoxy systems, and microtoppings for Industrial and Commercial Floors with added features such as safety lines and anti-slip additives.
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Denver Floor FX is a leading provider of decorative concrete services for both residential and commercial spaces in Denver, CO.
With a wide range of options to choose from, their certified installers can create custom artistic designs, industrial looks, and various flooring systems to enhance the durability and aesthetic appeal of any space.
Here at Denver Floor FX we focus on professionalism, and customer service. Your floors are an important part to the overall appearance of your business and home. We specialize in Decorative Concrete Floors. We can customize any concrete surface to fit your needs. It is not only great for durability, but extremely low maintenance.
We can do repairs to concrete or resurface concrete before the installation. However, most of the time leaving some imperfections in the floor give it character. Stress cracks from settling will give the appearance of a more authentic and rustic look. We will look over and determine what is critical and necessary for repairs and what can be left alone. We can make your old concrete look brand new, and increase property values!
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Great crew, the concrete pour in the basement was much less than perfect (from the builders of the house), so they spent a lot of extra time preparing it, filling in the control joints properly in a way that would look good, extremely happy that all along the way they were communicating the issues with the concrete, and what the were going to do about it. Turned out pretty spectacular.
