Flooring near Greeneville

“It's a real treat to go in the garage and see our beautiful new floor! We chose a light color and are very happy with it, though in retrospect we should have chosen more grit to get a little better traction when the floor is wet. We absolutely love our new garage floor and the guys who put it down were top-notch -- there's not a spec of product on the walls or baseboards. While it's an extremely expensive process, we felt it's a great value for what you get. And I expected the whole house to smell of chemicals for weeks after, but the smell is minimal and never invaded our indoor space at all. It also dries quickly and we were back in our garage in just a few days. The dry surface wasn't quite as uniform as I expected but you won't notice it after a month of walking on it. It seemed like the top coat wasn't completely even in some spots, but it is definitely sealed well enough.There are a couple of "cons" to the process. First, you can't tell from a 6" x 6" sample which grit would be best for your application. They need to have some sheets of product (like on plywood, for instance) they can lay down -- even 2' x 2' would have told us what we needed to know to have chosen the right product instead of 'almost the right product' as far as the level of grit is concerned. It was a tiny bit tough to realize we spent all that money and made the wrong choice on the grit so we can still slide a little on a wet floor depending on the shoes we're wearing (but NOTHING compared to the dangerous, sealed concrete floor we had before!).Secondly, there no prep done to mitigate the dust that settled on all the surfaces -- walls, garage doors, garage door openers, items hung on the walls -- and they didn't mention it, either, so we had no opportunity to prepare our space for the microfine cement dust created by the grinding of the old surface in preparation for the new surface to be applied. Even using a fine paintbrush I was not able to get all the dust out of our garage door controls or other things hanging on the walls of the garage which I could have had masked off had I known there would be no such prep by their team. After the surface was dry, we were able to simply dustmop the walls and door, but we're still trying to get the dust off our garage doors (see picture for reference) even though we dusted it off with a broom and then washed the doors with a cleaning product on a sprayer hose. Again, we'd have laid drop cloth on top of those doors if we'd have known. We also had to oil the rollers since we couldn't get all the dust out of the door tracks. That all said, realize they do use a vacuum on their grinder to minimize the dust. But ten minutes and $2 of plastic drop cloth would have saved us probably two hours of cleanup if they'd just told us in advance what to expect.All told, we'd do it all over again and use the same Team Red Coatings folks. We have so many neighbors who are also happy with them that we didn't even get a quote anywhere else. If you do, be sure you compare the products and application methods so you know exactly what is offered. These guys use the best and are trained by the manufacturer. That's huge when you're working with specialty products like this.“

“Returned 2 trucks from Florida . Each time the gentleman we dealt with were good people. Would highly recommend to anyone . Thanks again“

“Dons floor sanding does quality work. Knows his wood flooring really well he knows all about staining and refinishing wood floors. His price’s are reasonably priced.“