Epoxy Floors for Washington Park

Old Bones, New Floors

Washington Park is classic Denver: brick bungalows and Denver squares on tree-lined blocks, a short walk from Smith Lake and the flower gardens. The houses are a century old and lovingly renovated, but the garages and basements usually got skipped. Concrete poured when the house was young is now cracked, dusty, and drinking every drop of oil and snowmelt that touches it. That is exactly the work Elevated Epoxy Co loves.

We are a Parker family company that has restored slabs across central Denver, and Wash Park garages are some of the most satisfying. Under the surface damage, old Denver concrete is usually excellent. We grind away the decades, repair the cracks honestly, and build a coating system that brings the floor up to the standard of the kitchen remodel.

Basements here earn their keep as offices, gyms, and playrooms, and a sealed epoxy floor solves the two problems every old Denver basement has: slab moisture and gloom. The coating seals the first and bounces light against the second.

Basements That Earn Their Square Footage

Wash Park basements are being finished into offices, gyms, and guest suites at a remarkable pace, and the floor decides whether the space feels finished or improvised. Sealed epoxy handles slab moisture, drops maintenance to a mop, and takes dropped dumbbells without complaint.

For the renovated lower levels, a controlled-palette metallic pour gives the space a designer floor that concrete-under-carpet never could.

We moisture-test every basement slab before quoting, because an honest number before we start beats a surprise after.

The park itself sets the neighborhood’s rhythm, and we work around it: no equipment blocking the loop on race mornings, quiet starts on weekends, and a crew that waves back.

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