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If you are visiting our page, odds are you are already involved in a project. Maybe you have a ceiling that needs fixed, a couple of walls need repaired or you are ready for a complete "Hang and Finish" or perhaps your "Ready for Paint." Maybe it is time for a brand new basement or garage floor, patio, pool deck or driveway overlay.
If you are working with any of the following it is time to call a professional if:

• You notice stress cracking on the ceiling or walls, particularly if they have gotten bigger over time and you need peoria drywall repair.
• You have contracted a plumber or electrician and they have caused holes to your ceilings or walls.
• You have decided to sell and the drywall or plaster must look good to prospective buyers and real estate agents. 
• A remodeling project has begun and there is a need to install drywall. Hanging wallboard and finishing wallboard is needed. 
• You are ​"Ready To Paint"

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PEORIA DRYWALL REPAIR

Peoria Drywall: A Peoria drywall company that performs all drywall repairs and drywall installation for Home Owners, Business Owners and Contractors in Central Illinois. We are Drywall Hangers as well as Drywall Finishers. Peoria Drywall Contractors with over 6,000 satisfied customers. 

Peoria Drywall Repair:  Drywall repair can mean patching a hole a plumber has caused or fixing a ceiling from a leaking roof. It can also involve cracking of walls or ceilings, blistering tape or even a bad tape and finish job done by another contractor who is not skilled in drywall finishing. Whats more, drywall repair can also mean over laying drywall over old paneling or an existing ceiling that may not need completely removed. Whatever the reason for your Peoria Drywall repair needs, we will give you options for how best to fix your issue. 

Your guide to drywall repair: Drywall, also known as gypsum board or wallboard, is a fundamental material in modern construction due to its affordability, versatility, and ease of installation. However, like any building material, drywall is susceptible to damage, ranging from small nail holes to large cracks and dents. Learning to repair drywall is an essential skill for homeowners and DIY enthusiasts alike, as it allows for cost-effective maintenance and ensures a pristine appearance for your walls and ceilings.

​This covers everything you need to know about drywall repair, from assessing the damage to the tools and techniques required for a professional-looking finish.

Common Types of Drywall Damage

1. Nail and Screw Holes: Small holes caused by nails, screws, or wall anchors are among the most common types of drywall damage. They are typically superficial and easy to repair with basic materials.
2. Dents and Dings: Dents occur when furniture or objects bump into the wall. These damages usually affect only the surface layer of the drywall.
3. Cracks: Cracks often appear in drywall joints due to settling, foundation movement, or improper installation. They can be hairline thin or more prominent.
4. Water Damage: Water damage from leaks or flooding weakens the drywall, causing it to bubble, sag, or crumble. In severe cases, the affected drywall must be replaced.
5. Holes: Larger holes can result from accidents, door handles, or other impacts. These repairs are more involved and may require patching with a new piece of drywall.
6. Popped Nails: As wood framing contracts or shifts, nails may push out from the drywall surface, creating a bulge or protrusion.

Materials and Tools for Drywall RepairEssential Tools:

• Utility knife
• Putty knife (6-inch and 10-inch)
• Sanding sponge or sandpaper (medium and fine-grit)
• Drywall saw or jab saw
• Drywall sander (for larger areas)
• Drill and screws

Materials:

• Joint compound (pre-mixed or powder)
• Drywall tape (paper or fiberglass mesh)
• Drywall patches (metal, mesh, or adhesive types)
• Replacement drywall sheets (for larger repairs)
• Primer and paint
• Spackle (for minor repairs)

Step-by-Step Guide to Repairing Drywall. Assess the DamageStart by examining the damaged area to determine the type of repair needed. For small holes or dents, a simple patch job will suffice. Larger holes or water-damaged drywall may require replacing a section.
2. Prepare the Surface Clean the damaged area of any loose debris or dust. Use a utility knife to trim ragged edges around holes or cracks. For larger repairs, remove any loose drywall to create a clean, square opening.
3. Small Hole Repairs (Nail Holes and Minor Dents)

1. Fill the Hole: Use spackle or lightweight joint compound to fill small holes or dents.
2. Smooth the Surface: Use a putty knife to smooth the compound level with the wall.
3. Sand: Once dry, sand the area lightly until it is flush with the surrounding wall.
4. Prime and Paint: Apply primer to the repaired area before painting to ensure uniform color and texture.

4. Medium-Sized Hole Repairs For holes ranging from 1 to 6 inches:

1. Attach a Patch: Use an adhesive drywall patch or a self-stick fiberglass mesh patch. Center it over the hole.
2. Apply Joint Compound: Spread a thin layer of joint compound over the patch, extending it slightly beyond the edges.
3. Feather the Edges: Use a wider putty knife to feather the edges of the compound for a seamless transition.
4. Sand, Prime, and Paint: Once the compound is dry, sand it smooth, apply primer, and finish with paint.

5. Large Hole Repairs For holes larger than 6 inches:

1. Cut and Measure: Use a drywall saw to cut out the damaged area into a neat square or rectangle. Measure the opening and cut a new piece of drywall to fit.
2. Attach the New Drywall: Secure the new piece using drywall screws and attach it to wooden backing strips or furring strips placed behind the wall.
3. Tape the Seams: Apply drywall tape over the seams between the old and new drywall pieces.
4. Apply Joint Compound: Spread a thin layer of joint compound over the tape and feather the edges. Apply additional coats, allowing each to dry before sanding.
5. Sand, Prime, and Paint: Smooth the surface with sandpaper, then finish with primer and paint.

6. Cracks

1. Widen the Crack: Use a utility knife to widen the crack slightly, which helps the compound adhere better.
2. Apply Tape: Cover the crack with drywall tape to prevent it from reopening.
3. Apply Joint Compound: Spread joint compound over the tape in thin layers, feathering the edges.
4. Sand and Finish: Once dry, sand the area and apply primer and paint.

7. Water Damage

1. Identify the Source: Fix the underlying cause of water damage (e.g., leaking pipes) before repairing the drywall.
2. Remove Damaged Drywall: Cut out and discard the compromised area.
3. Replace and Repair: Install a new piece of drywall, tape the seams, and apply joint compound. Sand, prime, and paint as needed.

8. Popped Nails

1. Remove the Nail: If the nail is loose, remove it and replace it with a drywall screw nearby.
2. Fill the Hole: Cover the area with joint compound.
3. Sand and Paint: Smooth the surface and finish with primer and paint.

Tips for a Professional Finish

• Use Multiple Coats: For a seamless repair, apply joint compound in thin layers and build it up gradually. Sand lightly between coats.
• Feather the Edges: Always feather the edges of the compound to blend the repaired area with the surrounding wall.
• Dust Control: Use a damp sanding sponge to reduce dust when sanding small areas.
• Match Texture: For textured walls, replicate the texture using a sponge, stippling brush, or specialized texture spray.
• Patience is Key: Allow ample drying time for each layer of compound before proceeding to the next step.

When to Call a Professional: While many drywall repairs can be tackled as DIY projects, certain situations may require professional expertise:

• Extensive Water Damage: If the damage is widespread or involves mold, a professional inspection is advisable.
• Structural Issues: Cracks related to foundation problems or structural instability require specialized attention.
• Large or Complex Repairs: Significant repairs involving ceilings, intricate designs, or high walls may be challenging for beginners.​

Repairing drywall can seem daunting, but with the right tools, techniques, and patience, anyone can achieve professional results. Whether you’re patching a small nail hole or replacing a large section, understanding the process ensures your walls and ceilings remain in top condition.

Peoria Drywall Hangers: Our process when hired for a commercial remodel project or "new construction" is one of total confidence. We first begin by marking all electrical and plumbing outlets using a spray can to mark the areas on the floor. Next we have the drywall delivered and staged in the rooms or areas to hang in. We first hang any ceilings that are needed followed by the walls. From the ceiling down. Then we add approx. (5) screws per sheet-per stud on a 4x12' sheet. We start by tacking the sheet and then use a router to cut out any can lighting or electrical boxes. Followed by screwing off the entire sheet and moving onto the next. Once the drywall is hung, we then scrap out all unused pieces into the dumpster and sweep up any screws left from hanging the drywall. 

Peoria Drywall Finishers: Our drywall finishing process is done by first protecting any flooring (if needed) using a felt paper. Next we stage the mud and material delivery. Then we begin by first inspecting the walls and ceilings for any bad spots in the drywall which can be caused by the delivery. These areas are cut out and pre-filled using a quick set mud. Once ready, we begin by taping all "butt-joints" on the ceiling. Followed by taping all the flat joints. Next we do the same for the walls. Tape all butt-joints and tape all  the factory flat joints. Once the project is "flat taped" we will then tape all inside corners. Using either a bazooka or banjo. We use tape-tech tools to then glaze the angles and star the corners. Once the project is taped we will then put a first coat on all the screws. We apply between 2-3 coats on all screws depending on the level of finish. Then we begin hanging any corner bead or straight flex for the off angles. Once ready, we will begin by using a 10 box tool to fill all flat joint and but joints. On both the ceiling and walls. Once that is done, we will then apply the first coat to the corner bead. Once that has dried we will sand all but joints, flat joints, inside and outside corners. Next we use a 12 box to skim coat all but joints and flat joints. Followed by an angle box for the inside corners. Then we apply a second coat to all the corner bead. Once it is dry we will then cross off all inside corners. Followed by skim coating all but joints and corner bead a 3rd and final time. (depending on the level of finish required.) Lastly we will Sand and apply a texture to either the ceiling and or walls. Followed by sanding for a smooth finish if or where required. 

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Looking for a new floor coating? Get  Peoria Epoxy services From a flake floors to a custom metallic floor with our help for your home or office. Call 309-681-5500 for a free Epoxy Quote.

Peoria Sheetrock Repair: Sheetrock repair or "Drywall Repair" is very common and we are absolute experts at it. From ceilings to be replaced to basement walls with the bottom 4' removed to texturing rooms to match, we are well qualified to give you the very best sheetrock repairs. All homes at some point in time will need it. From the "New Construction" that has experienced its first year of seasons changing to the home built in 1910. Every home we see has its own defects here and there, but the good news is the sooner you address the issues the less you will have to do to them while maintaining your property value. 

Peoria Plaster Repair: Plaster repair is common in Central Illinois. From a standard smooth plaster finish to a commercial float sand finish, we can help you repair any ceiling or wall that may need it. Ready For Paint.

Peoria Stucco Repair: Having repaired dozens of EIFS stucco systems in Central Illinois, including Smoothy King on Holliday Dr, Extended Stay on Brandywine Dr, Better Banks on Knoxville, Qdoba on Camp St East Peoria or the Maxam building on SW Washington, we are experts at stucco repair peoria. If you begin to notice any cracking or discoloration, call us today for a free estimate.

Peoria Skim Coating: Skim coating is done for many reasons and the most common we see is to remove either an outdated "rough" finish, to fix a wall where wallpaper was removed, or for a level 5 finish when working with new construction. Most commonly we use it to smooth out, outdated plaster for people who want a smooth surface. Which generally involves doing an entire floor.

Peoria Wallpaper Removal: Wallpaper is one of the hardest things to get off if it has been on a while. There is nothing more frustrating than beginning the process only to find, nothing seems to be getting it off there. If the wallpaper has been improperly installed, it is hard to remove no matter what you use to do it with. Most wallpaper comes off in layers, 2 layers is most common. We have perfected the wallpaper removal method and can make your project a success in a matter of days. Not only can we help get the wallpaper gone, but then skim coat the walls to a brand new finish. 
If you find yourself with walls that have stubborn, out dated wallpaper and need help with quickly removing it, call us today for a free Peoria area wallpaper removal estimate. 

Water Damage Repair: We see it all the time. A Sump Pump goes out and floods the basement. Or the "backup" sump pump goes down and floods out the entire basement. Did you know that by having a generator you can save yourself the hassle. But should you need some help, we are experts at drywall repair and painting. 

​Fire Damage Repair: Fire damage is kind of a "full remodel" type of thing. But if and when you need it, we can help. One thing to keep in mind when you repair fire damage is you not only want to fix the look of a room but the smell should be also addressed. Often times companies in Central Illinois who specialize in fire repair, drop the ball on restoring things back to normal. Most are new to the job, paid very little and do things that don't meet the lowest standards. Sealing your home with the right material prior to installing drywall is more important than settling for average work and living in a home with a charred smell. Always be sure your home is sealed properly, first, before any drywall goes up!

Painters Peoria: We Want to Provide You a guide to Expert Interior and Exterior Painting in Central Illinois.
Painting is one of the most transformative and cost-effective ways to enhance a space or building. Whether inside a cozy home or across the exterior of a commercial property, a fresh coat of paint can breathe new life into walls, improve property value, and protect surfaces from wear and weather. Yet, painting—both interior and exterior—is much more than simply applying color. It requires preparation, knowledge of materials, proper technique, and an understanding of design principles.
This comprehensive Painters Peoria guide explores every aspect of interior and exterior painting: from planning and preparation to tools, safety, finishes, and long-term maintenance.

1. The Importance of Our PaintQuality Paint serves both an aesthetic and functional purpose. Aesthetically, it defines a space’s character, mood, and personality. Functionally, it acts as a protective barrier against moisture, sunlight, and other environmental factors that cause deterioration.

• Interior painting improves ambiance, hides imperfections, and creates a sense of cleanliness.
• Exterior painting protects siding, trims, and structural components from UV rays, rain, mold, and temperature changes.

Regular painting is also a form of preventive maintenance. By sealing porous materials such as wood, stucco, or masonry, paint prevents rot, corrosion, and weather damage—extending the life of the structure.

2. Planning Your Painting Project With Peoria Drywall Paint and Epoxy. Assessing the Scope Before buying a single gallon of eggshell paint, assess what needs to be painted and why. Is it a full color change, a touch-up, or a restoration project? Consider the size of the area, surface material, and current condition.
B. Setting a Budget Your budget should include:

• Paint and primer
• Brushes, rollers, trays, tape, drop cloths
• Surface repair materials (spackle, sandpaper, caulk)
• Optional equipment (ladders, sprayers, scaffolding)
• Labor costs if hiring professionals with All the Equipment

A good rule of thumb: paint accounts for roughly 10–15% of the total project cost, while labor and prep time consume the rest.
C. Choosing Paint Types / BrandsInterior and exterior paints differ in composition and durability:

• Interior paint prioritizes washability, low odor, and color retention.
• Exterior paint emphasizes weather resistance, UV protection, and mildew prevention.

Common paint bases:

• Latex (water-based): Dries quickly, cleans easily, and emits less odor.
• Oil-based: Durable and smooth but slower drying and harder to clean.
• Acrylic: Highly flexible and long-lasting, suitable for both interiors and exteriors.

3. PAINTERS PEORIA: Preparation:The Key to a Flawless FinishPreparation can determine whether a paint job lasts for years or begins peeling within months.
A. Interior Preparation

1. Clear the area. Remove furniture or cover it with plastic sheeting.
2. Clean surfaces. Dust, grease, or smoke residue can prevent paint from adhering. Use mild detergent and water.
3. Repair imperfections. Fill nail holes, cracks, or dents with spackle. Sand smooth after drying.
4. Tape edges and trim. Painter’s tape ensures crisp lines and protects adjacent surfaces.
5. Prime if necessary. Priming is crucial when changing dark to light colors, painting over glossy finishes, or working on porous materials like drywall or bare wood.

B. Exterior Preparation: Exterior surfaces require more extensive prep due to exposure to the elements:

1. Wash thoroughly. Use a pressure washer to remove dirt, mildew, and loose paint.
2. Scrape and sand. Remove flaking or blistered paint and smooth rough edges.
3. Repair and caulk. Patch holes, replace rotted boards, and seal gaps to prevent water infiltration.
4. Protect landscaping. Cover plants and walkways with drop cloths.
5. Prime exposed areas. Bare wood, metal, and repaired spots should be primed to ensure adhesion and uniform color.

4. PAINTERS PEORIA: Tools and EquipmentThe right tools ensure efficiency and quality.
Basic Tools:

• Brushes: Angled sash brushes for corners and trim; flat brushes for broad areas.
• Rollers: Short nap for smooth walls; long nap for textured surfaces.
• Paint trays: Used to distribute paint evenly across the roller.
• Painter’s tape and drop cloths: Protects unpainted surfaces and flooring.

Specialized Tools:

• Paint sprayers: Excellent for large exterior surfaces and achieving a smooth finish.
• Extension poles: Help reach high walls and ceilings.
• Sanders: For smoothing rough surfaces or removing old paint.
• Scrapers and putty knives: For removing peeling paint or applying filler.

5. Painting Techniques: Technique makes a major difference in appearance and durability.
 Interior Techniques

1. Cutting in: Use a brush to paint edges and corners before rolling.
2. Rolling: Apply paint in a “W” pattern and fill gaps without lifting the roller. This prevents lap marks.
3. Two coats rule: Most surfaces need at least two coats for even coverage.
4. Ventilation: Keep windows open to reduce fumes and speed drying.

 Exterior Techniques

1. Start at the top: Work downward to control drips and streaks.
2. Work in the shade: Direct sunlight can cause paint to dry too fast, leading to uneven coverage.
3. Back-brushing: When spraying, use a brush or roller to work paint into the surface for better adhesion.
4. Weather awareness: Avoid painting when rain, strong wind, or extreme temperatures are expected.

6. PAINTERS PEORIA Finishes and SheensPaint finish affects both appearance and maintenance.
Finish Type: Common Uses...
Flat / MatteCeilings, low-traffic walls Hides imperfections but less washable
Eggshell / Satin Living rooms, bedroomsSoft sheen, easily cleanable
Semi-Gloss Kitchens, bathrooms, trimMoisture-resistant and durable
Gloss / High Gloss Doors, cabinets, accentsReflective, easy to clean but highlights flaws For exterior paint, satin or semi-gloss finishes are most popular because they resist dirt and moisture while offering a subtle sheen.

7. Color Selection and Psychology
Color profoundly influences mood and perception.
Interior Colors

• Warm colors (reds, oranges, yellows) energize and make spaces feel cozier.
• Cool colors (blues, greens, purples) promote calmness and spaciousness.
• Neutrals (whites, grays, beiges) create balance and flexibility for decor changes.

Lighting affects color appearance—natural light enhances true tones, while artificial light may warm or cool hues. Always test sample patches before committing.
Exterior Colors
Exterior colors should harmonize with the environment, architectural style, and neighborhood aesthetic.

• Light colors make structures appear larger and reflect heat.
• Dark colors add drama and highlight architectural features but may fade faster under UV exposure.

A three-color palette (main body, trim, and accents) is common for balance and visual interest.

8. PEORIA PAINTERS: Safety Considerations
Painting can expose you to chemicals, fumes, and physical hazards.
Key safety practices:

• Use masks or respirators, especially with oil-based paints or spray applications.
• Wear gloves, goggles, and protective clothing.
• Ensure proper ventilation indoors.
• Use ladders and scaffolding safely—maintain three points of contact and never overreach.
• Store paints and solvents away from heat sources and dispose of them per local regulations.

Lead paint is a serious concern in homes built before 1978. If you suspect lead, hire certified professionals for removal or encapsulation.

9. Common Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

1. Skipping primer – Leads to uneven color and poor adhesion.
2. Insufficient surface cleaning – Causes peeling or bubbling.
3. Overloading brushes or rollers – Results in drips and uneven coverage.
4. Painting in poor weather – Shortens paint life and creates blotches.
5. Ignoring dry times – Leads to streaks or surface damage.
6. Inadequate stirring – Causes inconsistent color or sheen.

Patience and attention to detail are essential. Good preparation often takes longer than painting itself.

10. Hiring Professional PAINTERS PEORIA vs. DIY advantages:

• Cost savings
• Creative control
• Personal satisfaction

Professional advantages:

• Experience and efficiency:
  (What takes us a day to do! Takes you a Week.)
• Access to industrial tools and materials
• Guaranteed results and warranties

If your project involves large exteriors, high ceilings, or hazardous materials, hiring a professional painter is worth the investment.

11. Maintenance and Longevity
Regular maintenance extends the lifespan of your paint job.
For Interiors:

• Clean walls gently with mild soap and water annually.
• Touch up high-traffic areas as needed.
• Avoid harsh chemicals that damage finishes.

For Exteriors:

• Wash annually to remove dirt and mildew.
• Inspect caulking and touch up any damaged paint.
• Repaint every 5–10 years depending on climate and material (wood often requires more frequent repainting than brick or vinyl).

12. Environmental Considerations
Modern paints have evolved to be safer and more sustainable.

• Low-VOC and zero-VOC paints emit fewer volatile organic compounds, improving indoor air quality.
• Water-based paints are easier to clean and less toxic.
• Proper disposal is crucial—never pour leftover paint down drains or onto the ground. Many municipalities offer recycling programs for paint containers.

13. Trends in Modern Painting

• Matte finishes are trending for interiors due to their soft, elegant appearance.
• Dark exteriors like charcoal, navy, or forest green offer bold, contemporary curb appeal.
• Accent walls and two-tone effects create visual depth indoors.
• Smart paints (with temperature or moisture-sensitive pigments) and eco-paints made from natural minerals are emerging innovations.

14. The Psychological and Emotional Value of Paint
Paint doesn’t merely coat a surface—it transforms how people feel in a space.

• A freshly painted room evokes cleanliness, renewal, and pride.
• Businesses use strategic color choices to influence customer behavior—restaurants favor warm tones to encourage appetite, while offices use blues and greens for calm productivity.
• Homeowners often find that painting provides a sense of ownership and personal expression.

15. WE ARE EXPERT PEORIA PAINTERS
Painting, both interior and exterior, is an art and a science. It combines creativity with craftsmanship, design with durability. A successful paint job depends less on the color itself and more on preparation, patience, and technique. From the first brushstroke to the final inspection, attention to detail ensures results that are beautiful, protective, and enduring.
Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast refreshing your living room or a professional painter taking on an entire building, understanding the nuances of paint selection, preparation, and application can turn any project into a lasting masterpiece.
In the end, paint is more than a decorative element—it’s a shield, a statement, and a story told on the walls we live and work within.
Peoria Drywall Paint and Epoxy is a Peoria Painting company who excels at cutting straight lines, patching ceilings and walls to look brand new and applying uniform coverage to all surfaces. We guarantee a superior paint finish when compared to any other Peoria paint contractor in Central Illinois. We currently have Peoria painters in your area and are ready to complete your next project! We are proud of all of our customers interior painting projects and exterior painting projects. For example we are happy to brag about how well the exterior looks (10 years later) on the Stucco paint job we did at 1301 Pioneer Park in Peoria. Or how vibrant the Exterior looks on the new Planet Fitness in Pekin and five years later at East Peoria. We painted both of these project with a premium Sherwin Williams exterior paint. Inside and out, we are confident we can help you with your next painting project. Hire a peoria painting company you can rely on to deliver you the very best results and do it with little to no effort on your part!

Small Jobs: Have a small job and can't find a reliable company to help you with your project? We do small jobs too!! From drywall repair to painting; to a few ceilings or walls that need repair. A high entry way, a bedroom, bathroom or basement. Schedule a free estimate for you small job needs today!!

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PEORIA EPOXY:
Epoxy Flooring Peoria, Illinois: A Durable and Stylish Flooring Solution
Epoxy flooring has become increasingly popular in both residential and commercial settings, and in Peoria, Illinois, this trend is gaining momentum. Known for its durability, versatility, and sleek finish, epoxy flooring is an ideal solution for homeowners and businesses looking to enhance the functionality and aesthetic of their spaces.
What Is Peoria Epoxy Flooring? Epoxy flooring is a surface coating made from a combination of resin and hardener. When these two components are mixed, they form a strong, chemical-resistant plastic that adheres securely to concrete surfaces. Once cured, the result is a high-gloss, durable floor that can withstand heavy foot traffic, machinery, spills, and abrasions. This makes it especially attractive for garages, warehouses, showrooms, and even kitchens and basements.
Benefits of Epoxy Flooring in Peoria In a city like Peoria, with its seasonal weather fluctuations and humid summers, flooring durability and resistance to moisture are critical. Epoxy flooring offers excellent protection against moisture infiltration, which can cause damage to traditional flooring materials over time. It also stands up well against the salt and chemicals often tracked indoors during Peoria’s winter months.
Peoria Epoxy floors are also easy to clean and maintain. Their non-porous surface resists stains from oil, grease, and other common substances, making them perfect for garages and workshops. This low-maintenance aspect is particularly appealing to homeowners and business owners looking to save time and money on cleaning.
Aesthetic versatility is another advantage. Epoxy flooring in Peoria is available in a wide range of colors, textures, and finishes. Whether you're aiming for a metallic sheen in a commercial showroom or a simple, clean look for a home garage, epoxy can be customized to meet your design goals. Popular styles include flake finishes, metallic epoxy, and solid colors.
Residential and Commercial Applications In Peoria, both residential and commercial property owners are turning to epoxy for its long-lasting performance and visual appeal. Residential uses include garage floors, basements, patios, and even kitchens. In commercial settings, it’s common in warehouses, hospitals, retail stores, auto shops, and restaurants.
Because epoxy is slip-resistant, it's a safe choice for high-traffic areas and environments where safety is a concern. Businesses in Peoria particularly value epoxy’s ability to enhance safety without sacrificing appearance.
Choosing a Professional Installer in Peoria While DIY kits are available, hiring a professional epoxy flooring contractor in Peoria ensures a long-lasting and properly installed floor. We have the tools and experience to properly prep the concrete, apply the epoxy evenly, and ensure a smooth finish that won’t peel or crack prematurely.
When selecting a contractor with over 6,000 satisfied customers like us, you can't go wrong. It’s important to look for companies with solid reviews, local experience, and proper licensing and insurance. Many Peoria-based contractors offer free consultations and estimates, but can't preform at a high level day in day out like us. Making it easy for us to Dominate the market like we do.
Hire Us: Peoria Drywall Paint and Epoxy Epoxy flooring is an excellent investment for Peoria residents and business owners looking to improve both the form and function of their concrete. With its combination of durability, easy maintenance, moisture resistance, and aesthetic flexibility, epoxy flooring offers long-term value and appeal in Central Illinois's varied climate. Whether you're renovating a home or upgrading a commercial facility, epoxy flooring is a smart, stylish solution that meets the needs of today and the challenges of tomorrow


Epoxy Flooring Peoria: Epoxy flooring coatings have become a popular flooring solution for both commercial and residential spaces due to their durability, aesthetic appeal, and resistance to wear and tear. Whether you’re upgrading a garage, industrial facility, or even a modern kitchen, epoxy flooring offers a high-performance and long-lasting surface that can meet a variety of needs.

What is Epoxy Flooring? Peoria Epoxy flooring is a type of surface coating that involves applying a mixture of resin and hardener to concrete floors. When these two components are combined, they form a chemical bond that creates a rigid, plastic-like material. This coating not only enhances the appearance of the floor but also provides excellent protection against damage.
Epoxy is applied in multiple layers, depending on the intended use, and typically requires a clean and prepared surface for maximum adhesion. Once cured, epoxy forms a strong, durable, and seamless surface ideal for heavy-duty environments.

Epoxy flooring offers numerous advantages that make it suitable for a wide range of applications:

Durability: Epoxy coatings create a highly durable surface that can withstand heavy traffic, impacts, and abrasions. This makes it ideal for industrial settings, garages, and warehouses where equipment and machinery are used.

Chemical Resistance: Epoxy is resistant to many types of chemicals, including oils, cleaners, and acids. This is particularly important in manufacturing plants, laboratories, or commercial kitchens where spills are common.

Ease of Care: Epoxy floors are seamless and non-porous, which means dirt, dust, and liquids cannot penetrate the surface. This makes cleaning simple and reduces the risk of bacterial or mold growth.

Designer Look and Feel: Epoxy coatings are available in a variety of colors, finishes, and textures. From high-gloss to metallic or flake designs, epoxy can be customized to match the style of any environment.

Non Slip: Anti-slip additives can be incorporated into epoxy coatings to enhance safety in wet or high-traffic areas. This is essential in environments like hospitals, commercial kitchens, or outdoor walkways.

While the initial investment in epoxy flooring might be higher than basic concrete or vinyl flooring, its longevity and minimal maintenance requirements make it cost-effective over time.

Common Use: Epoxy flooring is incredibly versatile and used in a range of settings:

• Residential Garages: Durable enough to withstand vehicle traffic and resistant to oil or chemical spills.
• Warehouses & Factories: Supports heavy machinery and forklift traffic.
• Commercial Kitchens & Restaurants: Easy to clean and meets sanitary standards.
• Hospitals & Laboratories: Seamless and sterile flooring surfaces ideal for health and safety regulations.
• Retail Spaces & Showrooms: Visually appealing with customizable colors and finishes.
• Airports & Train Stations: Handles constant foot traffic with minimal wear.

There are several types of epoxy flooring systems, each suited to different requirements:

Self Leveling: Ideal for areas that need a smooth, seamless surface. It is poured over existing concrete to create a uniform layer and is commonly used in warehouses, garages, and kitchens.

Epoxy Mortar: This is the most robust epoxy flooring system, made with 100% solid epoxy mixed with sand or quartz. It’s ideal for industrial environments where heavy impact or chemical exposure is expected.

Quartz Epoxy: Combines epoxy resin with colored quartz grains. This creates a durable, decorative surface with excellent slip resistance—often used in restrooms, cafeterias, and showrooms.

Epoxy Flake Floors: This includes colored flakes embedded into the epoxy to provide a decorative, textured finish. It’s great for residential garages, locker rooms, and commercial buildings.

Anti Static: Used in environments where static electricity must be minimized, such as electronic manufacturing or laboratories. This type of epoxy flooring safely dissipates electrical charges.

Installation ProcessInstalling epoxy flooring requires careful surface preparation and a multi-step application process. Here’s an overview:
Step 1: Surface PreparationThe concrete substrate must be cleaned and repaired. This includes removing dirt, oils, and previous coatings, and fixing cracks or holes. Mechanical grinding or shot blasting is often used to roughen the surface for better epoxy adhesion.
Step 2: PrimingA primer coat is applied to seal the concrete and improve the bonding of subsequent layers. It also helps prevent bubbles and delamination.
Step 3: Mixing and ApplicationThe epoxy resin and hardener are mixed and then applied in layers. Depending on the system, this could involve a base coat, decorative elements (like flakes or quartz), and a top coat.
Step 4: CuringEpoxy needs time to cure, typically 24-72 hours, depending on the product and environmental conditions. During this time, the area should remain free of traffic or moisture.

How To Care for Your New Floor: While epoxy flooring is low-maintenance, proper care will extend its lifespan and appearance:

• Regular Cleaning: Sweep or vacuum dust and debris daily to prevent scratches.
• Mop Weekly: Use a damp mop with a mild detergent to clean spills or stains.
• Avoid Harsh Chemicals: While epoxy is chemical-resistant, avoid using highly abrasive cleaners that could dull the finish.
• Protective Mats: Use mats at entry points or under heavy equipment to reduce wear.
• Reapply Topcoat: Over time, a new topcoat may be needed to restore shine and protection.

Considerations Before Choosing EpoxyDespite its many advantages, epoxy flooring isn’t ideal for every situation. Consider the following before choosing epoxy:

• Curing Time: The curing process can take several days, during which the area can’t be used.
• Moisture Sensitivity: Concrete floors with high moisture content can cause the epoxy to bubble or delaminate.
• Installation Complexity: Proper installation requires professional tools and experience. DIY attempts often lead to poor results.
• UV Sensitivity: Some epoxy coatings can yellow or fade with prolonged exposure to sunlight. UV-stable topcoats or polyaspartic alternatives may be better for outdoor areas.

Peoria Epoxy flooring coatings offer a high-performance, attractive, and versatile solution for a wide variety of spaces. Whether you're outfitting a residential garage or a commercial facility, epoxy delivers durability, ease of maintenance, and long-term value. With proper installation and care, an epoxy floor can last for decades, maintaining its performance and appearance through heavy use and challenging conditions.

When considering an epoxy flooring system, evaluate the specific needs of your environment, choose the right type of epoxy, and invest in professional installation for the best results. In the long run, epoxy flooring is not just a protective layer—it’s an investment in the functionality and aesthetics of your space. Contact Peoria Drywall Paint and Epoxy for a Free Epoxy Floor Estimate at 309-681-5500.

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Peoria Home Owners: ​Many Home Owners have a hard time finding expert drywall repair or painting services. Figuring out who to call can be a challenge. Forget about customer service. We have found it does not exist in the Peoria painting contractors trades. Even if you do hire the right Peoria remodeling company you still face falling victim to their "schedule". No one wants to have to call around and leave messages for estimates. Or wait a week "or more" for the estimate only then to find out they can't start the job for 3 weeks. We will save you a great deal of time, money and effort. Simply, we will make the entire experience easy for you. Having performed over 6,000 drywall repair and painting projects in Central Illinois We are your guaranteed sure thing. Schedule a free estimate today. 

​Peoria Business Owners: Commercial businesses such as Apartment Buildings, Hotels, Restaurants, Hospitals and Warehouses are highly susceptible to Repairs. The presence of constant activity naturally wears on a structures looks quicker. If you own such a business, you may require our services to keep your locations cosmetically appealing and looking good for years to come. Contact us today for a free estimate. We perform outstanding commercial drywall services to all commercial buildings that require drywall repair and painting services in Peoria, Illinois.

Don’t wait! Now is the time to update your property with a more modern look. Clean and inviting. If you are looking for “drywall repair near me.” Hire Us! For expert peoria area drywall repair and painting. 

Peoria Contractors: Building professionals have very little time when involved in large projects. With multiple phases and subcontractors to worry about, you have no time for problems. We will help you complete your drywall or painting project with zero complications. Impressing your clients is what we are all about. If you are ready to find someone to complete your project quickly and make it look its' absolute best Hire Us! We make the entire process as easy for you as possible. When you hire us you can be confident in your decision. We want you to tell your friends and family about us. Our total care for you and your project, our experience and our desire to be the best at what we do is paramount. Call us today and see for yourself.

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Having completed over 6,000 Peoria projects to date, we have had the pleasure to work with the very best Peoria Contractors and Builders in the area. Having learned from each and every project we do we are able to perform everything we do to the highest standard. Matching texture. Done! Painting crisp lines! No problem! But most importantly it is obvious when you hire us that the work is and has been done by an expert. A professional who made make it easy for you to get exactly what you want.

Customers today demand more from companies. We live in an age where everything is at our fingertips. But the construction trades have not evolved much and still operate at a low level of customer service. Why experience a negative process when hiring a contractor to perform your work. We answer the phone 24/7. You can book your estimate online. We take all types of payments. We schedule quickly and always deliver a quick turnaround. We promise to be the best contractor you have ever worked with. You will be thrilled with the results. We guarantee you will be completely satisfied!

No one wants to wait a week for their estimate. You will see that when you begin to call other companies for an estimate you will get a very low level of service. Most calls go to voicemail. You will also find that most contractors put themselves first and not the customer. You will see that we are usually the first to show up and get you your estimate. Do not get stuck with a contractor who does not do what they say they will. Hire Us!

We do small jobs too. Sometimes you just need a small job done but want an expert to help you. We do small jobs too! Generally jobs that can be done in 1-2 days. Our small job min is $500.00 Contact us today for a free estimate at 309.681.5500 or book a quote online to get started.

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When hiring someone to perform a remodeling project for you it is important they have the experience to do the job correctly. Not only will we do it correctly but we will exceed your expectations and deliver you exactly what you want. A Guarantee. There are many projects that come to mind we have performed in the last 15 years. From the painting project on Fulton St. at the Twin Towers, to the drywall install on Court St. in Pekin Planet Fitness to Hundreds of Homes and Apartments Locally, to installing all of the drywall and painting for all of the Central IL. Planet Fitness locations to coating concrete. We have performed many projects and are proud to have been involved in every one of them. We also look forward to helping you with your next drywall repair or painting project in Central Illinois.

As The leading Peoria Area Coatings Contractor we have worked with the best and the brightest, Home Owners, Contractors and Business owners. We truly have worked with the very best in class when it comes to the most successful companies in the construction industry in Central Illinois. You can take comfort in knowing you have made a great decision to hire us. We look forward to providing you with tremendous help and support on your next project.

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​Some may believe that anyone can perform Peoria drywall paint or epoxy. This may be true, but if you are looking for expert results rather than average "oh no this will have to be fixed" type of work than you will want to work with us. Only those who have low standards or an amazing amount of interest coupled with patience and time on their hands would attempt this.

Take for example doing your own Epoxy garage floor and it not lasting 12 months. By doing it yourself you risk ruining the work to the point it may be impossible to find someone qualified to even fix. Or worse ruin your relationship with a loved one who has lost faith in your ability to get things done. Hire a professional and move onto the next phase of your project and begin to enjoy your new space.

Hiring out drywall repair painting or epoxy is in expensive. All in all when you hire someone to handle your project it is usually quite affordable considering our work will last a lifetime!! We are know to perform the best drywall repair, Top quality painting and beautiful epoxy work. We are happy to provide you a free estimate. 309-681-5500.

Some Homeowners believe they do not need professional looking, clean - flowing ceilings and walls when listing their  home for sale. This is not true. In order to sell your home quickly and at the highest price you will want clean, consistent ceilings and walls. Your realtor should recommend it to you. Simply having these things in order allows a prospective buyer the ability to walk through and focus their attention on other positive things. For example, There is no better selling point today than an epoxy garage or basement floor. Everybody wants one or admire those that have them.

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