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Since 1999, ConcreteRenewal has been built on a simple promise: if I sell you the floor, I am the one installing it.
I bring 27 years of owner-operated experience to every Excelsior project. In a community that cherishes its historic charm and lakeside lifestyle, I refuse to delegate your home's value to a rotating crew of hourly employees. Working alongside my son-in-law, Nick, we personally handle every square inch of your installation. This "owner-on-site" approach ensures a level of craftsmanship and technical durability that national franchise fleets simply cannot replicate.

In Excelsior, a garage is often a century-old space needing modern protection. Whether you are restoring a historic carriage house near Water Street or protecting a newer build overlooking Excelsior Bay, the proximity to the lake creates intense vapor pressure that destroys standard "one-day" floors.
Excelsior’s high water table means moisture is constantly pushing up through your garage slab. "Speed-installers" use thin polyurea primers that "skim" the surface and eventually bubble. Our Poly-Quartz™ system is engineered for moisture mitigation:
To maximize profit, many contractors race to finish in 24 hours. They use materials that cure too fast to achieve a permanent chemical bond. We refuse to take those shortcuts.
Failure in Minnesota coatings usually stems from "Bond Breakers"—fine dust and chemical residue trapped in the concrete pores. Our proprietary DeCe™ Technology uses sonic velocity air jets to blast trapped silt out of the slab before HEPA-vacuuming.


Lakeside humidity and tracked-in snow turn standard floors into dangerous "skating rinks" instantly. We solve the "Slip Trap":
I don't have the overhead of national franchises or high-priced sales commissions. This efficiency allows me to price our industrial-grade Poly-Quartz™ systems similarly to the thin "one-day" flake floors sold by others in the West Metro. You receive a measurably stronger, safer floor for the same investment.
Ready for a moisture-proof garage floor? Call me directly at 612-708-4913 for an honest, owner-led assessment of your Excelsior project.
Serving Water Street, The Commons, Excelsior Bay, and the Hwy 7 Corridor (55331)
At ConcreteRenewal, we understand that Excelsior homes face unique environmental challenges. Whether your garage is located near The Commons Park, tucked into the historic district near Water Street, or an established property overlooking Gideon’s Bay, your slab requires a salt-proof, high-traction solution. Standard "one-day" floors often peel here because they cannot handle the high vapor drive from the lake. That’s why we utilize our DeCe™ Technology to dislodge deep-seated silt before applying our industrial-grade Poly-Quartz system. Greg and Nick personally handle every installation to ensure your floor remains durable, slip-resistant, and beautiful.
Ready for a local Excelsior estimate? Call Greg directly at 612-708-4913.
We provide owner-installed coatings to homeowners throughout the Lake Minnetonka area, with a heavy focus on Excelsior's premier neighborhoods:
Excelsior’s high water table creates significant vapor pressure under concrete slabs. Standard floors often bubble and peel because they don't bond deep enough. Our Poly-Quartz system uses industrial LABPOX 30 epoxy, which penetrates deep into the concrete pores to create a mechanical anchor that resists hydrostatic pressure and prevents delamination.
Yes. We specialize in historic restoration. Whether it's a century-old carriage house near Water Street or an established estate on Excelsior Bay, we use industrial diamond grinding and high-strength fillers to repair decades of salt pitting and cracks before applying our 100-mil thick mineral armor.
Absolutely. Safety is a priority for lakefront living. While standard flake floors become dangerous "slip traps" when wet (0.40 DCOF), our Poly-Quartz system maintains a superior Wet DCOF of 0.75 – 0.85. This exceeds safety standards, providing high-traction grip even with tracked-in snow, ice, or lake humidity.