Croc Coatings LLC.

Croc Coatings holds an Idaho contractor registration and works as a general contractor on the state record, though the job itself is narrow and specific: preparing concrete and putting a finished coating over it. Garage floors are the core of it, with basement slabs, patios and pool decks alongside. For commercial floors the company advertises a five-year product warranty, and it also claims a customer satisfaction guarantee. It describes itself as locally owned and family-owned, and it runs a sizable residential operation across several towns rather than one. The fit is a homeowner who wants a garage, basement or patio slab coated and finished by a dedicated crew, with a manufacturer's warranty behind the product. Croc Coatings is a surface-coatings business, so it isn't the call for structural concrete, framing or new-construction work. Heavy industrial flooring is also outside the residential and light commercial mix it centers on. Pairing a coating with new garage cabinets is one job it can handle in a single visit. Coeur d'Alene's housing runs from older homes near downtown and in established neighborhoods to newer subdivisions in Hayden, Post Falls and Rathdrum, and the concrete differs with them. Older garage and basement slabs often carry cracks, oil stains, old paint or sealers that have to be ground off before any coating will bond. Newer slabs are usually cleaner but still need to cure fully. Freeze-thaw winters and road salt tracked in on tires are hard on garage floors here. Ask any coating installer how the slab will be prepared and how cracks will be repaired before coating.