FAQs

DreamCrete Custom Creations
  • Do you provide free estimates?

    Yes. DreamCrete offers complimentary on-site estimates to properly assess your space and suggest the most suitable flooring system for your needs.
  • Why do you require an on-site estimate?

    Each concrete floor presents unique characteristics. Factors such as existing coatings, cracks, moisture levels, surface condition, and planned usage all influence the recommended system and overall project pricing.
  • How do I know which flooring system is right for my project?

    We'll suggest a system that aligns with your concrete's condition, the intended use of the space, your aesthetic preferences, maintenance requirements, and budget constraints.
  • Do you work on residential and commercial projects?

    Yes. We handle residential, commercial, and industrial projects regardless of size.
  • Are you licensed and insured?

    Yes. DreamCrete carries appropriate insurance coverage and can supply a Certificate of Insurance when requested.
  • Can you install flooring over damaged or cracked concrete?

    In most situations, yes. We'll assess your concrete's condition and suggest the proper preparation and repair techniques needed.
  • Can you coat my existing tile, paint, epoxy, or other flooring?

    It depends. Existing flooring requires evaluation beforehand. Typically, removal is required to guarantee proper adhesion and lasting performance.
  • Will you repair cracks in my concrete?

    Yes. We include crack and joint repair in many of our flooring systems. While thorough preparation significantly enhances the finished floor, movement in the existing concrete may cause cracks to reappear.
  • Does moisture affect my flooring options?

    Yes. Moisture can impact how certain flooring systems perform. We'll assess the conditions and suggest a system that's suitable for your specific environment.
  • How should I compare flooring quotes from different contractors?

    Consider more than just the cost per square foot. Evaluate the preparation methods, material quality, number of coats applied, warranty coverage, and complete scope of work to confirm you're reviewing comparable systems.