The everyday courtyard
A 400 sq ft patio concept with a restrained finish and deliberate joint layout.
Inside the scope ＋
Discuss removal, access, grading, drainage and finish before comparing per-square-foot numbers.
SOLIDFORM SURFACE WORKS
Made to bewalked on.
Concrete patios. Durable garage coatings. Beautifully considered tile. Choose the surface around the way you use the space.
Concrete / outdoors
Coatings / garage
Tile / indoors01 / 03
A FEW POSSIBILITIES
Materials with
something to say.
Illustrative project studies. These are design directions and sample briefs, not claims of completed customer work.
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A garage with a fresh foundation
A 450 sq ft two-car garage coating concept with a subtle flake finish.
Inside the scope ＋
Assess moisture and contamination, define preparation and repairs, and confirm the return-to-use schedule.
A room brought together
A 250 sq ft interior-floor concept in a large-format porcelain finish.
Inside the scope ＋
Tile selection, substrate flatness, movement joints, edges and transitions determine the complete scope.
MORE THAN A LIST OF SERVICES
The right finish.
The right foundation.
Concrete patios. Durable garage coatings. Beautifully considered tile. Choose the surface around the way you use the space.
01
Concrete patios & walks
Define access, excavation, base preparation, drainage, joint layout, and finish.
02Driveway paving
Plan vehicle loads, site drainage, removal, reinforcement, and material choice.
03Flake garage coatings
Evaluate the existing slab, moisture, surface profile, repairs, and coating system.
04Decorative epoxy floors
Choose a finish appropriate to use, substrate, exposure, and upkeep.
05Interior floor tile
Plan substrate preparation, tile layout, transitions, movement accommodation, and grout.
06Tile backsplashes
Coordinate tile size, outlets, edges, grout, and the final material layout.
A USEFUL STARTING POINT / USD
Good planning starts
with clear expectations.
Illustrative portfolio pricing in USD, not an offer or a quote. A real scope requires site conditions, measurements, materials, access, permits and exclusions to be confirmed.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Let’s make
it clear.
Is every concrete floor ready for a coating?
No. Moisture, contamination, existing coatings, cracks, and substrate condition need evaluation. Preparation and product selection are part of the scope.
Can an indoor epoxy finish be used outside?
Not automatically. UV exposure, weather, slip resistance, and the manufacturer’s approved application determine the appropriate system.
Is tile price only about square footage?
No. Removal, substrate preparation, tile size, pattern, stairs, edges, transitions, and waterproofing where relevant can materially change the scope.
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