Epoxy Flooring in Park Hill, Denver

A Neighborhood Built to Last. Floors to Match.

Park Hill has been one of Denver’s great neighborhoods for over a century: brick Tudors and Denver squares under mature elms, a real main-street feel at Oneida Park, and City Park at its doorstep. Houses this well built deserve garages and basements kept to the same standard, and that is where Elevated Epoxy Co comes in.

We restore and coat the concrete these homes were built with: alley garages whose slabs predate the Depression, basements that have hosted eighty years of storage, and the occasional carriage house with a floor full of stories. Grind, repair, moisture-test, coat. No shortcuts, because shortcuts on old concrete always come back.

We are a family company out of Parker, and Park Hill work spreads the old-fashioned way here, over fences and at the farmers market. One coated garage on a block tends to become three by the following summer.

Basements With Another Century In Them

Park Hill basements are getting second lives as offices, gyms, and teen dens. The floor is the foundation of that conversion, literally, and sealed epoxy is the right call over old concrete: moisture-tolerant, easy to clean, and bright underfoot.

We test slab moisture first and prime accordingly, because an eighty-year-old basement has habits worth respecting.

For finished lower levels, a subtle metallic or solid satin finish gives the space a designed look without pretending the house is something it is not.

Park Hill’s blocks have watched a lot of contractors come and go, and the neighborhood has a long memory. We like that. Work that has to stand up to front-porch scrutiny for years is exactly the kind we want our name on.

Browse our project gallery to see finished floors from across the Denver Metro.