What Outdoor Requests Do You Typically See The Most This Time Of Year?

Spring doesn’t just change the weather—it changes what you see every time you pull into the driveway or step onto the porch. We dig into the projects homeowners rush to first as temperatures rise: patio resurfacing, pool deck traction, garage floor upgrades, and the overlooked hero of curb appeal—driveway protection. With Colorado’s fast melt-and-freeze cycles, we explain how to plan for quick weather windows, choose systems that actually last, and avoid the summer scheduling crunch.

We share why quartz broadcast finishes earn their place on porches and pool decks, how subtle earth tones like tan and gray complement stone and landscaping, and what to consider if your concrete needs repairs before color. For garages, we talk epoxy and polyaspartic options, plus the real-world logistics of clearing the space. Temporary storage, including a mobile cargo trailer, makes it easier to knock out a one to two day install without turning your life upside down.

Driveways deserve special attention. Road salts and magnesium chloride quietly eat away at unprotected concrete, leading to pitting and scaling. We break down why penetrating sealers outperform film-formers on driveways, how they chemically fortify the slab from within, and why the right treatment can deliver years of low-maintenance protection. And for play, we cover pickleball and basketball courts: traction-tuned acrylic systems, accurate measurements, and custom color schemes that mirror your favorite team while still handling sun, snow, and heavy use.

If you’re eyeing a spring refresh, now is the time to plan. Get ahead of the rush, protect the places you park, play, and gather, and choose coatings that look great and perform through every season. Enjoyed the conversation? Subscribe, share the episode with a neighbor, and leave a quick review so more homeowners can find practical tips that actually work.

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970-314-1023

How Do I Know If My Existing Concrete Is Suitable For A New Coating?

Your concrete is telling you a story—if you know how to read it. We dive into the real-world signals that reveal whether your slab is ready for a new coating, from subtle surface scaling to deeper structural clues. Newer slabs often breeze through prep, while older driveways, garages, and patios show wear patterns like exposed aggregate, efflorescence, and oil saturation that need smart fixes. We break down how moisture vapor transmission undermines coatings, how to identify and mitigate it, and which primers and systems can stand up to challenging conditions.

Cracks get special attention because they rarely stop at the surface. We explain why fractures typically run through the full thickness of the slab, how water intrusion accelerates erosion beneath, and what that means for movement, settlement, and long-term durability. You’ll hear practical approaches for crack repair, when lifting methods come into play, and how the right coating or sealer complements structural fixes. For stained, “gnarly” floors, we share proven tactics: selective degreasers, poultice treatments, mechanical profiling, and specialty primers that restore adhesion even on compromised substrates.

We also confront the slow, steady damage from magnesium chloride road salts. Cars carry de-icers into garages and onto driveways, where chemistry quietly erodes the cement paste. Our take: act early with penetrating sealers outside and durable coating systems inside to stop the decay before it spreads. By the end, you’ll have a checklist to evaluate your concrete, choose the right prep, and protect the surface for years. If you found this helpful, subscribe, share with a friend who’s eyeing a floor makeover, and leave a quick review to help others discover the show.

To learn more about Mile High Coatings visit:
https://www.MileHighCoatings.com
Mile High Coatings
970-314-1023

What Are The Best Storage Solutions Or Options For Garages?

Cluttered garage, meet a smarter plan. We sat down to map out exactly how to turn a chaotic, catch-all space into clean, durable storage using purpose-built cabinets, strategic shelving, and an epoxy-coated floor that stands up to Colorado’s grit and weather. This isn’t about buying another flimsy unit; it’s about designing a layout that fits your gear, your habits, and your budget.

We start with a practical walkthrough of assessing your space—what you store, how often you grab it, and which walls, corners, and ceiling areas can do more work. From there, we dig into why custom, wall-mounted cabinets win for most homes: adjustable shelves, deep and slim drawers for the right tools, soft-close hardware, and finishes that brighten the room. We explain mounting into studs for serious load capacity and why floating cabinets four to six inches off the floor makes cleaning easier and protects against moisture.

Then we connect the dots with flooring. An epoxy or polyaspartic coating locks out stains, makes sweeping painless, and instantly elevates the look. We lay out a smart project sequence—paint or finish drywall, coat the floor, then mount cabinets—to protect your investment and keep the install tidy. For budgets of all sizes, we share high-value picks like tall cabinets that deliver the most storage per dollar and open shelving where fast access matters. Don’t miss the most overlooked play: overhead racks that move seasonal bins and seldom-used items off the floor and onto the ceiling, freeing wall space for daily essentials.

By the end, you’ll have a clear blueprint for a full garage refresh—from design and materials to warranties and long-term maintenance. If you’re ready to transform the most underused room in your home, subscribe, share this episode with a friend who needs a cleanup nudge, and leave a quick review to tell us what storage challenge you want solved next.

To learn more about Mile High Coatings visit:
https://www.MileHighCoatings.com
Mile High Coatings
970-314-1023