How to Care for a Coated Floor So It Lasts Decades

One of the best things about a polyaspartic floor is how little it asks of you. There's no waxing, no resealing schedule, no special cleaners. But a few small habits will keep it looking install-day fresh for decades.

The weekly two minutes

• Dust mop or blow out debris — grit is the only real enemy of the finish.
• Spot-clean spills with water and a drop of dish soap.
• Hose down outdoor surfaces; the seamless coating sheds water and dirt together.

What never to do

• No metal scrapers or blades — use plastic if you ever need to lift something stuck.
• No harsh acids or undiluted degreasers left sitting on the surface.
• Don't let fertilizer, pool chemicals, or battery acid dwell — rinse them off promptly.
• Avoid dragging sharp metal furniture legs; add felt or rubber feet.

The five-year checkup

Around year five, give us a call for a quick look. High-traffic lanes can sometimes benefit from a fast refresh topcoat — a half-day visit that resets the shine and protection for another stretch. It's covered thinking, not a new floor.

Care for it like a countertop, not like concrete — and it will outlast the car parked on it.