Let's pour your
last floor.
Three generations of Florida floors, with each generation perfecting the trade.
Surfaces we transform
Four ways to finish a floor.
Popular Flake
These are the flake blends we keep on the shelf. Tap one to see it laid down.
Stonehenge
Warm tans, cream and stone-gray, like weathered rock. The one that goes with everything.
Want a different color? We can match almost anything — these are just the ones we keep in stock.
The part most everyone else skips.
A coating is only as good as the concrete under it. We diamond-grind the slab down to bare, chase and fill every crack, and profile the surface so the coating bonds for good. It is slower, but it is the whole job.
Three generations taught us the same lesson: skip the prep and it peels. Do the prep and it lasts.
About.
More than 35 years ago, Doug Roberts started out in the decorative concrete coating trade alongside his father. Today he's passing that same knowledge and craftsmanship down to his son, Grayden Roberts — three generations who treat every project like it's their own home.
From the first conversation to the final walkthrough, the priority is simple: making sure you love the result. Honest communication, premium polyaspartic, polyurethane and epoxy systems, and the obsessive prep work that actually makes a floor last.
— Doug & Grayden Roberts, Gator Grip Coatings
Three generations.
One standard.
Questions, answered.
A properly prepped polyaspartic or urethane floor is built to last decades, not years. The prep is what determines lifespan, and prep is the part we never cut.
Let's pour your last floor.
Send a couple photos and your square footage. We come measure and give you a real number — no in-home sales pitch, no pressure.