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PRYME EPOXY
Based in Mayer · serves Prescott Valley
PolyasparticFlake / chipMetallic epoxyQuartzSolid-color epoxy+2
Prescott Valley, Arizona · Updated October 2026
Epoxy Floor Installers in Prescott Valley, AZ
We found 5 epoxy and concrete coating companies that serve Prescott Valley, AZ — 0 based in Prescott Valley and 5 from nearby cities that list Prescott Valley in their service area. 3 offer polyaspartic coatings, 3 install flake (chip) floors and 2 do metallic epoxy. 1 advertise a lifetime warranty.
Best epoxy & garage floor coating companies in Prescott Valley
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Prescott Epoxy Company
Based in Prescott · serves Prescott Valley
QuartzPolished concreteStained concreteCommercial
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Northern Arizona Epoxy Floors LLC
Based in Prescott · serves Prescott Valley
PolyasparticFlake / chip
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Generation Flooring LLC
Based in Prescott · serves Prescott Valley
QuartzStained concretePool & patio decksCommercial
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DnD Epoxy Flooring & Concrete Coating
Based in Cottonwood · serves Prescott Valley
PolyasparticFlake / chipMetallic epoxyStained concreteResurfacing+1
How this list is ranked
Companies are ordered by their Google rating, adjusted for how many reviews they have, so a 5.0 from 3 reviews doesn't outrank a 4.9 from 300. Nobody can pay to move up the ranked list. Featured spots are paid, sit above the list and are always labeled. Full method.
Frequently asked questions
Who are the best-rated epoxy installers in Prescott Valley?
Based on Google ratings weighted by review count, the top-ranked companies serving Prescott Valley right now are PRYME EPOXY, Prescott Epoxy Company, Northern Arizona Epoxy Floors LLC. See how we rank below.
How many epoxy flooring companies serve Prescott Valley, AZ?
Our directory lists 5 companies that are based in or serve Prescott Valley. We update listings regularly and installers can claim and correct their profile.
Is epoxy or polyaspartic better in Arizona heat?
Polyaspartic topcoats are UV-stable and cure quickly, which makes them popular for garages that get direct sun and for patios and pool decks. Traditional epoxy is a strong base coat but can yellow under UV if it isn't top-coated. Many installers use an epoxy or polyaspartic base with a polyaspartic topcoat. Compare the two.
What should I ask an installer before hiring?
Ask how they prepare the slab (diamond grinding or shot-blasting is standard), what coating system and thickness they use, how they handle cracks and moisture, what the warranty covers (peeling, hot-tire pickup, UV fading), and whether they hold an active Arizona ROC license.