Residential Decorative Concrete Warranty

COMPLETE WRITTEN TERMS

What This Warranty Covers — and What It Does Not.

These written terms control the warranty. Keep your proposal, contract, invoices, approved design records, care instructions, and project photographs with your records.

1. Provider, project records, and meaning of coverage

“PrimeSlab” means PrimeSlab LLC. This is a limited warranty of PrimeSlab’s preparation and installation workmanship for the qualifying work identified in the project agreement. It is not an insurance policy, an unlimited maintenance plan, or a promise that every change in appearance is a defect. The project agreement and installation records identify the customer, property, covered areas, installed system, intended use, completion date, design selections, and any expressly included substrate or moisture-related work. A product name, room name, photograph, or marketing category alone does not establish the installed system or applicable warranty. A workmanship failure is a defect caused by PrimeSlab’s preparation or installation, evaluated against the agreed work and applicable installation requirements. Normal wear is gradual deterioration from use or exposure that is not attributable to such a defect. Neither label replaces an investigation of the actual cause. Coverage begins at completion of the covered installation, as supported by reliable project records. Separate phases may have separate documented completion dates. The September 18, 2026 effective date identifies this version of the terms; it does not change an installation’s completion date or restart its coverage.

2. Fifteen-year term and original ownership

Coverage begins on completion of the qualifying installation and ends on its fifteenth anniversary or when the original purchaser sells or otherwise transfers ownership of the installation property, whichever occurs first. This is a maximum 15-year workmanship term, not a 15-year service-life guarantee for a sealer, stain, or consumable protective layer. This warranty is not transferable. It does not pass to a home buyer, a different customer, or another location. The original purchaser and any expressly named original co-purchasers should be identifiable from project records. A covered repair does not restart the fifteen-year period. Repairs remain subject to the original term and ownership conditions, without eliminating rights relating to the repair itself. A new, separately purchased installation requires its own identified scope and coverage. Commercial decorative concrete uses the applicable commercial terms rather than automatically inheriting this residential period.

3. Covered decorative-concrete workmanship

PrimeSlab covers a failure of the specified decorative treatment caused by defective PrimeSlab preparation or installation. Because decorative concrete includes different systems, covered failure is not limited to peeling of a coating film. Depending on the treatment, a workmanship concern may involve adhesion loss of an overlay or applied layer, improper mixing or application, failure of an included protective layer caused by application error, or incorrect preparation or application of a stain or color treatment. A penetrating stain can behave differently from a film-forming coating, so the actual treatment and alleged error must be examined. Covered work can include defective workmanship in substrate repair or preparation expressly included in the agreement. It does not guarantee that future movement of the underlying concrete will not occur. Failure to provide an agreed design feature or treatment will be evaluated against that promise; the natural variability of concrete is not permission to omit contracted work.

4. Included treatments, property areas, and scope

The agreement should identify the decorative process, included protective layers, covered concrete areas, intended traffic, and any repair, leveling, texture, pattern, or color requirements. Appropriate installations may include specified residential entries, patios, walkways, pool surrounds, or driveways, depending on the selected treatment. A coating or treatment is not automatically suitable for every location. Vehicle exposure, wet areas, heavy concentrated loads, or unusual chemicals must be addressed by the agreed system. Existing paver or natural-stone cleaning and sealing alone is not automatically a 15-year decorative-concrete installation. Resurfacing does not necessarily include correction of structural defects, slope, drainage, elevations, all existing patches, or all telegraphing conditions. Any such corrections expressly included in the scope remain PrimeSlab’s obligations. Adjacent walls, landscaping, drains, doors, coping, and surfaces not included in the work are outside the described decorative installation.

5. Color variation, patterns, samples, and design expectations

Existing concrete can differ in porosity, repairs, aggregate, age, prior treatment, and texture. Those differences can influence stain response and finished appearance. Hand-applied textures and patterns can also show intentional movement and reasonable installation variation. A sample, inspiration photograph, or digital visualization helps establish design direction but does not necessarily depict the response of every portion of the actual slab. Lighting, wetness, and surrounding materials further affect perceived color and sheen. The project should identify any specific matching commitment rather than assuming identical reproduction of an unrelated photograph. Reasonable, disclosed variation within the agreed design is not itself a workmanship defect. This does not cancel enforceable sample-based or project-specific promises, excuse an incorrect product or agreed color, or permit careless application. PrimeSlab will distinguish natural substrate response from a failure to perform the promised decorative work.

6. Concrete repairs, joints, efflorescence, and moisture

Decorative treatment does not turn an existing slab into new structural concrete. Existing or later cracks, settlement, joint movement, substrate deterioration, or displacement can show through a finish. A crack repair covers the agreed treatment workmanship, not a universal promise that the slab will remain motionless. Moisture movement can carry mineral deposits or cause conditions commonly described as efflorescence. The presence of a deposit or moisture-related symptom requires evaluation; it is not automatically proof of a defective decorative treatment or an automatic basis to deny one. Damage attributable to outside drainage, leaks, flooding, ongoing substrate deterioration, or moisture conditions outside the agreed work is excluded to the extent of that cause. Defective PrimeSlab preparation, repair, testing, or mitigation within the agreed scope remains subject to coverage. A stain or overlay is not automatically a vapor barrier or waterproofing assembly.

7. Traffic, exposure, and protective-layer performance

Use the installation within its specified residential application. Foot traffic, rolling objects, vehicles, scraping, impacts, heat, and concentrated loads affect different treatments differently. A patterned patio finish does not imply suitability for every vehicle or machine. Follow system-specific guidance for chemicals, pool products, fertilizers, irrigation residue, tire exposure, and cleaning. A coating or stain is not universally impervious to discoloration, chemicals, abrasion, weathering, or surface contamination. Exposure included in the agreed application must still be considered when evaluating workmanship. The 15-year period does not mean that every surface sealer or clear finish will last 15 years without renewal. Normal protective-layer wear can require maintenance during the term. Premature failure caused by improper application is different and remains eligible for covered correction.

8. Cure, traction, and safe use

Observe the written return times for foot traffic, furniture, vehicles, cleaning, and water exposure. Different layers can require different cure conditions. Surface dryness is not a guarantee of readiness for full use, and this warranty does not impose a universal number of hours for all treatments. Protect newly installed work as reasonably directed. The customer should ask for clarification if intended use would conflict with the return instructions. Damage caused by early use is evaluated according to its cause, without excusing PrimeSlab’s own application error. Texture and protective treatments do not make every surface slip-proof or comfortable at every temperature. Water, dust, oils, algae, footwear, and maintenance affect safe use. Any agreed traction, texture, or performance specification remains relevant; a general safety statement does not erase defective-work obligations.

9. Maintenance, resealing, and appearance changes

Clean with methods appropriate to the specified stain, overlay, texture, and protective finish. Remove abrasive grit and contaminants, protect furniture contact points, and follow any limitations on pressure washing or mechanical cleaning. An aggressive treatment suitable for bare concrete can damage a decorative finish. Routine cleaning, ordinary stain removal, and resealing needed because of normal use or exposure are maintenance, not automatic warranty repairs. There is no promise of free periodic renewal throughout fifteen years and no requirement to purchase PrimeSlab maintenance to preserve unrelated workmanship coverage. If the cause is a covered preparation or application defect, necessary cleaning, stripping, reapplication, and protective-layer replacement remain part of the covered remedy. PrimeSlab cannot classify an application failure as ordinary maintenance solely because a sealer is involved or the installation is several years old.

10. Exclusions and how causes are evaluated

This workmanship warranty does not cover damage to the extent caused by an excluded condition, including misuse, deliberate damage, accidental impacts, unauthorized changes that damage the work, neglected maintenance that causes the concern, or conditions outside the agreed system’s intended use. The category-specific examples above clarify those limits. An exclusion applies to the damage it causes. Evidence of moisture, a cleaning lapse, another contractor’s work, a storm, or a change in use does not automatically cancel the entire warranty. PrimeSlab will consider whether its own defective preparation or installation caused or contributed to the failure, including defective work on a repair or mitigation measure expressly included in the scope. If covered and excluded causes overlap, PrimeSlab will explain the basis for the proposed repair and any separate work. A customer is not required to buy an unrelated upgrade or maintenance service to receive a covered remedy. A condition does not become excluded merely because correcting a workmanship failure requires resealing, recoating, or replacing a protective layer.

11. Materials and separate manufacturer warranties

PrimeSlab may use suitable products from different manufacturers. Project records should identify the installed system and relevant products. This warranty does not promise that one manufacturer supplies every layer, that every product has a separate manufacturer warranty, or that all manufacturer terms are identical. A manufacturer’s product warranty, if available, has its own eligibility, exclusions, claim requirements, and remedies. PrimeSlab will provide reasonably available installed-product information relevant to a claim. No manufacturer’s warranty is extended or rewritten by this document. A material defect that is unrelated to PrimeSlab’s preparation, selection or installation responsibilities is not covered by this workmanship warranty alone. Conversely, a manufacturer’s rejection, expiration, or absence of coverage does not excuse PrimeSlab from correcting an otherwise covered workmanship failure. Application errors and failure to follow requirements applicable to PrimeSlab’s agreed work are evaluated as workmanship matters. Other rights concerning materials remain available under applicable law.

12. Covered repair and included costs

For a verified covered failure, PrimeSlab will perform the preparation and repair, recoating, or replacement of the affected installation reasonably necessary to correct that failure. The repair method must be technically appropriate to the installed system and condition. A cosmetic touch-up is not a sufficient remedy for an unresolved underlying covered failure. The labor and materials necessary for a covered repair are included at no charge throughout the applicable warranty period. Coverage is not prorated or reduced because the installation is older. This includes necessary removal of defective coating within the repair area, required surface preparation, and the replacement layers needed for that remedy. Normal initial claim review and a reasonably necessary inspection of a potentially covered workmanship concern carry no warranty inspection charge. Any proposed separate, noncovered service or special investigation with a customer charge requires a clear description, price or pricing method, and advance agreement. PrimeSlab will not make an undisclosed inspection fee a condition of considering a good-faith claim. Necessary work for an accepted covered remedy remains covered.

13. Repair boundaries, matching, and upgrades

A localized failure does not automatically entitle the customer to a new floor throughout the property, replacement of sound adjacent areas, a new design, or a more expensive system. The repair area may nevertheless need to extend beyond the visible defect to reach sound material, an appropriate joint, or a workable transition. It must be large enough to correct the covered problem. Repairs can differ in color, texture, gloss, aggregate distribution, or decorative movement because surrounding material has aged and original products or batches may no longer be available. PrimeSlab will discuss material changes and use reasonably compatible repair materials. It does not promise an invisible match, but this provision does not excuse an unsuitable repair or disregard of an expressly agreed design requirement. Optional upgrades, additional rooms, customer-requested redesign, and unrelated property improvements require a separate agreement. A customer who declines an optional upgrade still retains the covered repair. If a proposed method proves ineffective, PrimeSlab will reassess the cause and remedy; repeated unsuccessful work does not eliminate the underlying obligation or the customer’s legal rights.

14. Starting a claim and supplying information

Email info@primeslabcoatings.com or write to PrimeSlab LLC, P.O. Box 50064, Fort Myers, FL 33994. The P.O. Box is for mail, not customer visits. Describe the concern promptly after discovery so the condition can be evaluated and avoidable damage limited. Include the purchaser or contracting customer’s name, installation address, affected area, approximate completion date, when the concern was first noticed, and a description of its development. Supply photographs or video when reasonably available, together with relevant information about cleaning, spills, leaks, alterations, or changes in use. An invoice or project reference is helpful but is not the only acceptable proof of the installation. Keep available project and care records. Missing original paperwork, lack of a smartphone, or inability to identify the technical cause does not by itself invalidate an otherwise verifiable claim. PrimeSlab will use its own reasonably available records as well. No separate paid registration or annual renewal is required. This procedure does not impose a short automatic reporting forfeiture. Unreasonable delay may affect the ability to establish a cause or responsibility for avoidable additional damage; it does not automatically erase an unrelated, verifiable workmanship failure. The stated term remains relevant, and deadlines imposed by law are not extended by this informal claim process.

15. Inspection, evidence, and access

Provide reasonable access to the affected area and permit relevant non-destructive inspection. PrimeSlab may review photographs, installation records, maintenance history, site conditions, and reasonably necessary measurements. Requests for information should relate to the condition being evaluated; the customer need not prove a technical conclusion before an inspection is considered. Before destructive testing, sample removal, or opening a larger area, the parties should agree on the purpose, method, affected locations, restoration approach, and any proposed noncovered cost. PrimeSlab will not use this inspection process as permission for unrelated demolition. Reasonable coordination with a customer’s representative is permitted. Before nonemergency removal, grinding, sealing, or replacement by another contractor, give PrimeSlab a reasonable opportunity to inspect and document the original condition. If essential evidence is destroyed, coverage may be affected only to the extent a reasonable evaluation or remedy is materially prevented. A good-faith mistake or unrelated alteration does not automatically void coverage for the entire installation. PrimeSlab may pause an inspection or repair when safe access or necessary cooperation is unavailable. It will explain what is needed to resume; a temporary access problem is not, by itself, permanent cancellation of all coverage.

16. Findings, honest claims, and reconsideration

PrimeSlab will explain whether the available evidence supports coverage, what additional information is reasonably needed, and the proposed next step. A denial should identify the relevant condition, supporting findings, and applicable term. If available information is inconclusive, PrimeSlab will explain that limitation rather than represent an assumption as an established cause. Claims and supporting records must be honest. PrimeSlab may decline demands based on fabricated records, materially altered evidence, deliberate damage presented as an installation failure, or a knowingly false material account of the claimed condition, to the extent the demand depends on that conduct. A disagreement, imperfect memory, good-faith error, or unfavorable review is not fraud and is not a reason to cancel legitimate coverage. A customer may supply additional relevant evidence and request reconsideration through the warranty contact. PrimeSlab will review new information about the disputed finding. The parties may voluntarily seek an independent assessment or mediation, but this document does not impose mandatory arbitration, a fee penalty for an unsuccessful claim, or an internal decision that replaces available legal remedies.

17. Arranging repairs and preventing further damage

PrimeSlab and the customer will coordinate a reasonable repair plan, access, preparation of the work area, and return-to-use instructions. Weather, site moisture, product availability, safe working conditions, and curing requirements can affect scheduling. PrimeSlab will communicate material scheduling changes; these factors do not provide an unlimited right to leave an accepted claim unresolved. The customer should secure people, pets, movable belongings, and normal access to the affected area as reasonably agreed. Major removals, disconnects, specialist moving, or unrelated site corrections must be discussed before work. This document does not impose undisclosed charges or make a blanket allocation of every incidental cost to the customer. Take reasonable steps to prevent avoidable additional damage, without undertaking unsafe work. Restrict hazardous use where practical and address active leaks or other continuing outside causes. PrimeSlab may require an identified cause outside its work to be corrected before a durable repair can proceed, but it must explain the connection. Covered PrimeSlab work cannot be shifted to the customer by describing it as a prerequisite.

18. Emergency work, other contractors, and duplicate recovery

Necessary emergency measures to protect people or property may proceed without waiting for PrimeSlab. Notify PrimeSlab as soon as reasonably practical and preserve photographs, removed samples when safe, receipts, and other available evidence. Failure to obtain advance approval during a genuine emergency does not automatically defeat a valid claim. For nonemergency work for which the customer seeks payment from PrimeSlab, obtain written agreement on the scope and price before engaging another contractor where reasonably practical. PrimeSlab is not automatically responsible for an unapproved upgrade or an unnecessarily extensive third-party replacement. This provision does not override rights available when PrimeSlab fails to provide a required remedy or where applicable law provides otherwise. Using another qualified provider for routine care or unrelated work does not itself terminate this warranty. Damage caused by that provider is evaluated according to its cause. PrimeSlab will not require purchase of its own paid maintenance services solely to keep workmanship coverage. The customer should disclose repair payments or work already received for the same loss when relevant to the requested remedy. This warranty does not promise duplicate payment for the same repair, and it does not expand PrimeSlab’s rights against an insurer or reduce a customer’s independent legal rights.

19. Project changes, payments, and the issued version

Document changes to the agreed work, use, design, or system before the change is performed. A later paid installation can have its own scope, completion date, and written warranty; it does not automatically restart coverage for the original work. An ordinary covered repair remains subject to the original term and holder conditions, without limiting rights that may apply to the repair itself. The warranty version provided with the project agreement applies to that installation. Later website edits do not reduce previously issued coverage. The effective date shown on this page is not a retroactive change to existing customer rights. Payment and collection obligations are addressed by the project agreement and applicable law. This warranty does not add an automatic cancellation for a disputed balance, require waiver of a legitimate claim to resolve an invoice, or make purchase of additional services a renewal condition. Nor does filing a claim by itself cancel otherwise valid payment obligations. The project scope identifies the work promised. General exclusions do not excuse failure to perform an expressly agreed preparation, mitigation, or installation obligation. A signature acknowledging receipt of care instructions or completion does not, by itself, release an undisclosed defect or statutory right.

20. Legal rights and relationship to other obligations

This limited warranty describes the workmanship coverage voluntarily offered for the identified installation. It does not make every possible loss a covered warranty repair, and it does not disclaim liability or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. No general waiver of implied warranties, personal-injury claims, mandatory rights, or every form of resulting loss is created by this document. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary by state. Applicable rights concerning defective work, materials, misrepresentations, or repairs are preserved. If a provision cannot lawfully be applied, it is limited to its lawful effect without erasing the remaining valid coverage. An informal email or warranty review does not necessarily satisfy a formal legal notice requirement or pause a legal deadline. Any legally applicable construction-defect notice and opportunity-to-repair procedure remains separate; this document does not impose one indiscriminately on every customer. The stated warranty duration and a legal time limit for bringing a claim are different matters. PrimeSlab will provide these terms for review in connection with the project agreement. This document does not silently withdraw an enforceable project-specific promise, and the customer’s receipt of it does not create an agreement to additional dispute restrictions that are not stated here.

Residential Decorative Concrete — 15-Year Limited Workmanship Warranty