Do you employ your own installers?
Archway Industrial Coatings employs all its own crews. The average tenure of our installers is over 7 year, and many of our foreman have over 15 years of experience.
What is your price per square foot?
No two jobs are the same. Some take removal of different coatings, carpet, old tile, before we can install the epoxy stone system. Also, any leveling of slabs, tear out of slabs, or size of job determines pricing. Its definitely a savings over tear out of your existing concrete and replacing it.
Do you work weekends?
We work 7 days a week. Weekend installations aren’t a problem. We have multiple jobs going on all the time. Scheduling is no problem.
How long do I have to wait for an installation?
Depending on the time of year, it could be one week to 60 days. Being a seasonal business for this outdoor application, weather and the number of days to install determine how fast we can install.
How long has this Epoxy Pebble Stone System been around?
This Epoxy Pebble Stone System has been around for over 40 years. It has been applied in every state in the Union. It started south and has moved north. It began being used first in theme parks around pools and walkways. Now it is available to the average home owner.
Do you have a warranty?
Yes, we do. We guarantee this product never to crack or delaminate as long as your substrate does not crack or move. The warranty is for one year.
How does Epoxy Pebble Stone handle freeze/thaw cycle?
Epoxy Stone Resurface handles the expansion and contraction of concrete and freezing because it is porous. Water can go in and out of the product and allows freezing with no effect. Most coatings or resurfaces are not porous so water gets trapped underneath and begins to peel after time. Epoxy Stone Resurface will not.
Can I put a snow plow on Epoxy Stone Resurface?
I would not recommend a snow plow on any driveway. However, a snow blower is fine. Salt, calcium chloride, or any ice melt can be used as well.
Can we cover steps and vertical areas?
Yes, Epoxy Stone Resurfacer will go over your existing vertical and steps with no problem. Look at our “How its done” video to see it for your self.
Is Epoxy Stone Resurfacer Slick?
Epoxy Stone Resurfacer is no slicker than concrete. We apply a non-skid aggregate at the time of installation. However, we do not recommend it on a driveway that’s too steep. Also, always be cautious when walking in snow, ice, or rain.
Can I resurface blacktop with Epoxy Stone Resurfacer?
Epoxy Stone Resurfacer is only as good as the substrate. If the blacktop is solid and thick enough (3”-4”) then it is no problem.
How do I maintain Epoxy Stone Resurfacer?
Maintenance is no different than black top. Every so often clean the surface off with a degreaser to remove stains and fluids. Any store bought degreaser is fine. These cleaners will not hurt or dull the shine. Then, if you see any loose rock or the gloss has diminished totally, its time for a new top coat sealer. This can be purchased from Archway Coatings to do your self, or you can call us and we will do it (Approximately2-4 years between applications).





