Concrete Epoxy
Concrete epoxy is the go-to for bonding new to existing concrete, setting anchors, patching, and sealing tough areas that need strength. We stock job ready options for contractors and masons who need materials that cure right and hold up. Our yards in Brentwood, East Setauket, and Riverhead supply Long Island and New York City, and our team can point you to the right kit for your mix, your timeline, and your weather window.
Types Of Concrete Epoxy We Carry
Spray paint, epoxy based marking and touch up options for concrete and steel
Adhesive, cartridge and bulk epoxy adhesives for structural bonding and anchoring
Interlock bonding agent, liquid bonding agents that help old and new concrete grab
Weld Crete, a classic bonding agent for concrete to concrete or concrete to masonry
We keep what crews ask for so you can grab it and get back on site. If you are not sure which resin or cure speed fits your pour, tell us your temperature and recoat window, and we will steer you right.
Brand Options
W.R. Meadows, reliable bonding agents and epoxies that play well with moisture control systems, great when you need compatibility across prep and finish.
Alliance Gator, practical adhesives and hardscape focused epoxies that work clean around pavers and overlays, good packaging for small crews.
4 Seasons Ties, jobsite staples like adhesives and accessories that hold up through temperature swings, helpful for shoulder season installs.
Sika, broad line of structural epoxies and anchor resins with proven performance, clear data sheets for load and cure times that engineers like.
Simpson, anchor and repair epoxies with strong ICC options for dowels and threaded rod, consistent dispensing and cold weather formulas.
Where Concrete Epoxy Gets Used
Contractors use concrete epoxy for doweling rebar, setting bolts and plates, repairing spalls, bonding overlays, and securing stair nosings. Masons use it for veneer pins, patching corners, and tying new risers into old stoops. It is also a smart choice for threshold transitions and machine bases where vibration is a factor.
Real tip from the counter, check the substrate temperature, not just the air. If the slab is cold, your cure slows down and bond can suffer. Warm the surface or choose a cold weather resin. Another field tip, roughen and clean to a sound profile before bonding. A quick grind and a solvent wipe make a big difference.
Pickup And Delivery Across Long Island
We stock concrete epoxy at Brentwood, East Setauket, and Riverhead. Swing through and we can load you fast, cartridges or pails, tips and guns in one shot. Doing a night pour or weekend repair, call ahead and we will stage your order. We deliver across Long Island and New York City, so if the crew is tight on time we can get it to the site and keep you moving.
Ready When You Are
Tell us your application, cure time, temperature, and whether you need ICC or engineer submittals. We will match you to the right concrete epoxy and all the accessories so you do it once. Stop by our stores and talk to us, or call ahead and we will stage your order. Ask us about delivery.
