Rock Solid Surfacing Completes Larkburger Floor Project

Rock Solid Surfacing has completed three projects for Larkburger, the highly acclaimed , rapidly growing burger restaurant. Larkburger chose Rock Solid Surfacing for their expertise and excellent performance of their coating. They selected an E Spartic Polyaspartic / Polyurea coating for their main dining area and commercial kitchen.

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Rock Solid Surfacing Completes Larkburger Floor Project

Rock Solid Surfacing has completed three projects for Larkburger, the highly acclaimed , rapidly growing burger restaurant.

North Carolina Dog Kennel Project

Steve Conklin recently traveled to North Carolina to provide training and consulting for a large epoxy coating company, which was planning to add polyaspartic / polyurea coatings to their line of applications.

New Denver Location

Rock Solid Surfacing has now expanded from their Edwards location near Vail to an additional branch in Denver.

New Decorative Chip Options Available

Rock Solid Surfacing now offers decorative chips in three sizes.

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