Basement Floor Coatings by Premium Floor Coatings — Atlanta, GA

Premium Floor Coatings · Atlanta, GA

Basement Floor Coatings in Atlanta, GA

Moisture-resistant basement systems that turn unfinished space into livable square footage. Eliminates dust, musty smells, and concrete sweating.

Overview

About Basement Floor Coatings

Most basement slabs were poured without a vapor barrier underneath, or with one that's now compromised. Moisture rises through the slab year-round — that's the source of basement musty smells, efflorescence (the white powder), concrete sweating in summer, and the failure of cheap floor coatings that get blistered off from underneath.

A proper basement system starts with moisture testing. We measure relative humidity in the slab and visible moisture transmission. Based on the result, we install a moisture-vapor barrier primer engineered for high-RH slabs, then build the decorative system on top — solid color epoxy, full-flake, metallic, or a sealed/polished finish depending on look.

Done right, a coated Greater Atlanta basement floor stops feeling like a basement. It cleans like tile, eliminates the dust that gets tracked upstairs, and adds usable square footage at a fraction of the cost of a full finished-basement remodel.

What's Included

  • Moisture-vapor barrier primer included where needed
  • Eliminates musty smells and mold risk
  • Turns unfinished space into usable square footage
  • Pairs with wall and trim finishing
  • Increases home resale value

Best For

  • »Unfinished basements
  • »Home gyms
  • »Workshops and craft rooms
  • »Storage and laundry
  • »Rec rooms

Our Process

How We Install Basement Floor Coatings

01

Moisture Test

Calcium chloride test or RH probe to measure how much moisture the slab is transmitting — dictates the primer system.

02

Diamond Grind

Surface profiling and removal of any old paint, sealer, or contaminants.

03

Vapor Barrier Primer

High-RH-tolerant primer applied where moisture readings warrant — prevents blistering and adhesion failure.

04

Decorative Layer

Solid color, vinyl flake, metallic, or quartz system — same options as a garage or living space.

05

Topcoat

Urethane or polyaspartic topcoat for chemical resistance, easy cleaning, and long-term durability.

FAQs

Basement Floor Coatings Questions

My basement floor sweats in summer. Can it still be coated?
Almost always — but it changes the system. We use a moisture-vapor barrier primer rated for high relative humidity slabs, which blocks the moisture from reaching the decorative layer. Skipping this step is why most basement coating jobs fail.
Will coating my basement floor stop water leaks?
A floor coating is not a waterproofing system. If you have active water intrusion (cracks weeping under hydrostatic pressure, perimeter water entry), that needs to be addressed structurally first. Once the basement is dry, coating prevents moisture vapor transmission and seals the slab.
How much value does a coated basement floor add?
Hard to put a single number on, but real-estate agents consistently report that a clean, finished-looking basement floor is one of the highest-ROI improvements a homeowner can make on unfinished space — both at sale time and in day-to-day livability.

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