Authorized Penntek Dealer · Rapid City, MI & northern Michigan

Floors Built With
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THE CONCRETE COATING EXPERTS — residential and commercial Penntek coating systems engineered for northern Michigan winters.

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Before & After

Rapid City, MI · Workshop garage · Penntek flake system. Drag the slider.

After -- finished Penntek flake floor
After
Before -- bare concrete during grinding/prep
Before

Why Integrity

A Process Built On Prep, Not Shortcuts

Every Integrity floor goes through the same disciplined sequence — here’s what actually happens on your slab.

01

Mechanical Surface Prep

We diamond-grind the existing concrete to open the surface profile so the coating system has a mechanical bond to work with, rather than relying on paint sitting on top of the slab.

02

Crack & Joint Repair

Cracks, spalls and control joints are repaired and filled before any coating goes down, so the finished floor isn’t hiding problems underneath it.

03

Base Coat Application

A Penntek base coat is applied across the prepped slab, forming the foundation layer the rest of the system is built on.

04

Flake Broadcast

Decorative vinyl flake is broadcast into the wet base coat to your chosen blend, adding texture, hiding minor surface imperfections, and giving the floor its finished look.

05

Scrape & Vacuum

Once cured, excess flake is scraped smooth and the entire floor is vacuumed clean, preparing a flat, even surface for the topcoat.

06

Clear Topcoat Seal

A clear protective topcoat is rolled over the flake layer to seal the system and give the floor its final sheen and cleanability.

Why It’s Worth Doing Right

A Real System, Not A Coat Of Paint

A cheap kit and a professionally installed Penntek system can look similar in a photo. What actually happens to the concrete underneath is not the same.

DIY Kit / Paint-Over Integrity Penntek System
Surface prep Cleaned or lightly etched Diamond-ground to open a real mechanical bond
Cracks & joints Coated over as-is Repaired and filled before any coating goes down
Coating system Single coat of paint or thin epoxy Base coat + flake broadcast + clear protective topcoat
Bond to concrete Sits on top of the slab Mechanically bonded into a ground surface profile
Who installs it DIY weekend project Trained crew, authorized Penntek dealer

From Start To Finish

The Install Sequence

  1. 1 Inspect On-site evaluation of the slab, moisture and existing damage.
  2. 2 Prepare Diamond-grind the surface to open a proper profile.
  3. 3 Repair Fill cracks, spalls and joints before coating.
  4. 4 Coat Apply the Penntek base coat system.
  5. 5 Broadcast Broadcast your chosen flake blend into the base coat.
  6. 6 Protect Seal with a clear topcoat for the finished floor.

Color & Flake Visualizer

Preview Your Blend

Real Penntek flake blends across all four lines we install — pick a filter, tap a swatch to see the actual product up close.

Mount Everest flake close-up

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Reviews

From The Field

Verified customer reviews from Integrity’s own site. More will be added here as new jobs are completed.

The entryway/mudroom floor from this review

“Being an outdoorsman, my family is constantly tracking in mud and abusing our entry way floor. We put down the Penntek flake system and it has been the best decision, the floor is so easy to clean and hides the dirt. Still feels like a part of the home with concrete floors. Love it!”

— Joe, Entryway floor

“Adam Hofer and his team did an EXCEPTIONAL JOB in our lake house walk-out basement.”

— Al Adan, Lake house walk-out basement

“I had the ugly deeply pitted garage floor. It’s like magic seeing the new floor.”

— Rebecca Baker, Garage floor

Built For Michigan

What Northern Michigan Floors Are Up Against

General educational information — not a performance guarantee for any specific project.

Freeze-Thaw Cycles

Northern Michigan winters put concrete through repeated freeze-thaw cycles. A properly prepped and coated surface is designed to help protect the slab underneath from that stress.

Road Salt & De-Icers

Vehicles tracking in road salt and de-icing chemicals through the winter can be hard on bare concrete over time. A sealed coating system gives you a barrier to wipe or hose off instead.

Moisture & Humidity

Garages and basements deal with melting snow, humidity and general moisture. A coated floor is easier to keep clean and dry than bare, porous concrete.

Hot Tires

Summer driving can leave tires hot enough to affect some coatings. Penntek systems are formulated with this kind of everyday use in mind.

UV Exposure

Outdoor spaces like patios and pool decks see direct sun for months at a time. Topcoat selection matters for how a coated surface holds up outdoors.

Warranty

Backed By A Written Warranty

⚠ Verification required before launch — figures below are as provided by the client and have not yet been confirmed against a signed warranty document.

Residential

15 Years

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Commercial

5 Years

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Service Area

Proudly Serving Rapid City & Northern Michigan

If you’re near one of these communities, we likely serve your area. Don’t see your town? Reach out anyway.

FAQ

Common Questions

How long does a typical installation take?

Most residential garage floors are completed in a matter of days from prep through final topcoat, depending on size and floor condition. Commercial projects vary more with square footage and scheduling around your business. We’ll give you a project-specific timeline as part of your quote.

Do I need to move everything out of my garage or space first?

Yes -- the space needs to be fully cleared so we can grind, repair and coat the entire slab. We’ll walk you through exactly what to move and when as part of scheduling.

Can you coat over an existing epoxy or paint coating?

In most cases an existing coating needs to be mechanically removed first so the new system can properly bond to the concrete. We’ll assess your existing floor during your quote.

What’s the difference between epoxy and polyurea/Penntek systems?

Penntek systems are a polyurea/polyaspartic-based coating line, applied differently than traditional epoxy. As an authorized Penntek dealer, we’ll recommend the right system for your specific space and use case.

Will the floor be slippery when wet?

Flake systems and topcoat selection both affect surface texture. Talk to us about your space -- garages, pool decks and commercial areas can call for different topcoat finishes.

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