Project Spotlight: Durable Front and Back Patio Coatings for the Robbings Family in Middleton, Idaho

Last Updated: January 1, 2024

We recently had the pleasure of working with the Robbings family in Middleton, Idaho, who wanted to elevate both their front porch and back patio. They were looking for a durable, slip-resistant finish that would keep both areas looking clean and welcoming, without the hassle of high maintenance. Spray ’n Coat Painting was excited to help make their vision a reality with our better-than-epoxy concrete coatings.


Here’s What We Did:


  • Slip-Resistant Concrete Coating: We applied a premium, slip-resistant concrete coating to both the front porch and back patio, creating a safer and more attractive space.
  • Polyaspartic Top Coat: To maximize durability and easy maintenance, we finished both surfaces with a polyaspartic top coat. This high-performance layer is UV-stable and it resists stains, dirt, and oil, making it ideal for outdoor areas.
  • Enhanced Curb Appeal and Functionality: With this new concrete coating, the front porch is now a welcoming, easy-to-clean entryway, and the back patio is ready for family gatherings and outdoor entertaining.


Project Impact: Thanks to their new Spray ’n Coat concrete coatings, the Robbings family can enjoy both their front porch and back patio without worrying about chips, stains, or constant upkeep. This project highlights our commitment to helping Idaho homeowners create beautiful, functional outdoor spaces.


Thank you to the Robbings family for trusting us with this project! We’re proud to serve Middleton, Boise, Meridian, Nampa, and the entire Boise Metro area with concrete floor coatings for patios, porches, garages, and more.


For more information on our concrete patio and porch coatings, request your free quote today!

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