Floor coatings inSpokane, WA.
Spokane is a daily route for us: just 34 miles from the shop, fully licensed in Washington, and crewed all week. Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead and Airway Heights all get the same one-day install we run at home, with no minimum job size.
We install a polyurea base coat with a polyaspartic top coat, not epoxy: 4x the abrasion resistance, UV-stable, and built for Inland Northwest winters. Hot tires, road salt, deicer and freeze-thaw do not faze it. It will not yellow, peel or hot-tire-lift the way epoxy does.
Flake or smooth silica, paint-matched to more than 1,700 colors, walk-on in about 8 hours, drive-on in about 72, and backed by a lifetime residential warranty.
Spokane concrete has a history. A lot of the garages, basements and shop floors we coat here sit on slabs poured generations ago, pitted, dusty and hairline-cracked from decades of freeze-thaw. That is not a reason to skip a coating; it is the reason to do one properly. We diamond-grind to clean stock, fill cracks and joints with polyurea, and rebuild the wear surface with the polyurea base coat before any flake flies.
Washington treats its roads with magnesium chloride, and every winter commute drips it onto the slab. Mag chloride is hard on bare concrete because it draws moisture into the surface and accelerates scaling. The polyaspartic top coat is chemically resistant to mag chloride, rock salt and deicer, so the brine sits on the surface until you rinse it out the door and the concrete underneath never sees it.
The same system goes down on basements, patios, shops and commercial floors across Spokane. Residential floors carry a lifetime warranty against peeling, delamination, and hot-tire pickup; commercial floors carry a 15-year warranty. Both are in writing with a fixed price before the crew arrives.
CITIES SERVED
Spokane · Spokane Valley · Liberty Lake · Cheney · Mead · Airway Heights
WHY SPOKANE HOMEOWNERS CALL US
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Rhino Coatings is headquartered in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 34 miles east of downtown Spokane, and is fully licensed in Washington. Spokane is a daily route, not a special trip: the crew is already on the Washington side every working day with material on the truck.
What we coat in Spokane
Questions about Spokane
Are you licensed to work in Washington?
Yes. Rhino Coatings is veteran-owned and fully licensed in Washington, and Spokane is one of our most-run routes, so scheduling is quick.
Is there a job minimum in Spokane?
No minimum. A single garage bay or a full commercial floor both get the same crew and the same polyurea base and polyaspartic top coat system, with the lifetime warranty on residential work.
Do you cover Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake and Cheney too?
Yes. Spokane, Spokane Valley, Liberty Lake, Cheney, Mead and Airway Heights are all on the same daily Washington route out of Coeur d'Alene, with no job minimum in any of them.
Will the coating survive Spokane winters?
That is exactly what the system is built for. The polyaspartic top coat is UV-stable and chemical-resistant, so road salt, deicer, hot tires and freeze-thaw will not yellow or lift it the way they do epoxy, and the polyurea base stays flexible through the temperature swings.
Can you install during a Spokane winter?
Yes. Polyurea and polyaspartic are cold-tolerant chemistries, which is part of why we install them instead of epoxy; epoxy cures poorly on a cold slab. Shoulder-season and winter installs are routine on the Spokane route.
Will snowmelt and road salt tracked in on the tires damage the floor?
No. Magnesium chloride and rock salt attack bare concrete because they draw moisture into the surface. The polyaspartic top coat is chemically resistant to mag chloride, road salt and deicer, so the brine sits on the surface until you rinse or squeegee it out the door.
Do you do shop and commercial floors in Spokane?
Yes. Shops, warehouses, showrooms and other commercial floors in Spokane get the same polyurea base and polyaspartic top coat, installed by our own crew. Commercial floors carry a 15-year warranty; residential floors carry a lifetime warranty.
How soon can I park on the new floor?
Walk on it in about 8 hours and drive on it in about 72. Most Spokane garages are a one-day install, so the usual rhythm is coat today, walk tomorrow morning, park in three days.
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