Every Reserve installation follows the same six-stage protocol — documented here so you know exactly what you're paying for.

How a Reserve floor is built

Every Reserve installation follows the same six-stage protocol — moisture testing, oil contamination assessment, diamond grinding, crack and joint repair, polyurea broadcast, polyaspartic topcoat.

01 · Moisture testing

We measure substrate moisture vapor emission before any coating. Elevated readings trigger remediation — never a cover-up.

02 · Oil & petroleum contamination

Garages and industrial bays get solvent extraction and profiling where petroleum has saturated the slab.

03 · Diamond grinding

Mechanical profiling opens the pore structure for mechanical bond. No acid etch shortcuts.

04 · Crack & joint repair

Control joints and spalls are filled with compatible epoxies so movement doesn't telegraph through the finish.

05 · Polyurea broadcast

Polyurea primer penetrates the slab. Flake or metallic pigment is hand-broadcast wet into the base coat.

06 · Polyaspartic topcoat

UV-stable, antimicrobial clear coat. Walk on it the next morning.