Dallas, Texas · Nov 30 – Dec 3
VIP METALLIC DROP
California · Dec 8–12 →
See The Drop
FloorRescue crew applying a white metallic epoxy floor — one pouring, one designing with a squeegee

Concrete & Coatings Training for Installers and Contractors

Build your skills.
Master your craft.
Grow your business.

Real-world concrete and coatings education for installers and contractors who want to expand their knowledge, improve their work, and build a stronger business.

Then $49/month or $497/year · In the field since 2004

Live Trainings

Two live installs. Real dates.

Dallas first, then Northern California. Both are hands-on, both are capped, and both run on floors that are actually being installed for a paying client.

Deep red and charcoal metallic epoxy garage floor with a high-gloss reflective finish
Dallas, Texas

VIP Metallic Drop

November 30 – December 3, 2026Only 6 seats

The Pour: Wednesday, December 2

Prep + repairs Nov 30 · Moisture barrier Dec 1 · The pour Dec 2 · Topcoat Dec 3

$1,497School Premium & VIP members $997
Installers working a metallic epoxy floor during California hands-on training
Northern California

California Hands-On Trainings

December 8–12, 202616 seats per class

Sacramento December 8–9 · San Jose December 11–12, 2026

Advanced metallic & concrete polishing, then flake & metallic systems

$495Per class · 16 seats each
In the field since 2004
Real jobsite training
Craft + business
Residential · Commercial · Industrial
Develop your craft

Develop your craft.

Build knowledge across concrete, preparation, coatings, decorative systems, installation practices, and the business behind the work.

Concrete grinding and floor prep training — residential grinder on a fresh slab with FloorRescue trailer

Surface Preparation

Granite-look grey flake floor in a luxury car garage

Flake Floor Systems

Metallic epoxy designer floor — sports car on a wet-look metallic epoxy garage floor

Metallic Epoxy

Aggregate polished concrete floor, gallery-style with pool view

Polished Concrete

Diamond-pattern scored stained brown concrete with dark accent squares

Stained & Decorative Concrete

Two installers working on a crack repair in a concrete floor

Repairs & Troubleshooting

The point

Become a more complete installer.

The more you understand, the more confidently you can approach the work. Expand your knowledge of different systems, materials, preparation methods, installation techniques, troubleshooting, and finished-floor applications.

The goal is not simply knowing how to put material on the floor. The goal is understanding the craft.

Jeremy Redig running a grinder on a wet concrete slab — real FloorRescue jobsite work
Real-world education

Built in the field.
Taught from experience.

CCS education is connected to actual installation work and real projects through FloorRescue — an active installation company. Jeremy began installing in 2004 and founded FloorRescue in 2005.

The school draws from real jobs, real problems, and real solutions — not theory from someone who left the trade.

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Finished work

Floors that came off the same jobs.

Metallic, polished, flake, and stained systems installed by Jeremy and the FloorRescue crew. Every one went down on a real job with a client waiting — and every one of them is where the training comes from.

Student voices

What installers say after class.

Verified Google and Facebook reviews from installers who trained with Concrete & Coatings School.

It was an eye opening experience. Not just about getting the right method and knowledge about the metallic epoxy, the school goes deeper into the business side and how to actually make money with it.
QuangLam LeJun 2024 · Google
Great hands-on program for learning metallic epoxy installation. Highly worth the money. I recommend this class for anyone looking to improve their skills and invest in their business!
Kaz ByckoAug 2025 · Facebook
Jeremy has taken everything he has endured in his career and used it to teach others. The hands-on training and real-world knowledge you walk away with is incredible.
Chris SantellJun 2025 · Facebook
The proof is the people

Installers you know. Floors that prove it.

These aren't stock reviews. These are installers who came through the school, worked alongside Jeremy, and went on to build floors — and businesses — of their own. Trained here. Connected here. Still working together.

Custom metallic floor in Mannie Fresh's garage, with a honeycomb light pattern reflected in the dark grey and silver gloss
Jeremy and the crew on the Exxon Baytown break room floor, sanding the edges of the light epoxy under hard hats
01

Justin Thurmon

Houston, TX

I've been installing metallic floors for a few years, but I wanted to push my skills further. I did the in-person training and then joined the 45-Day Coaching Roadmap. Jeremy never told me what products I could or couldn't use — he just gave me the truth about each one. Now I feel way more confident with metallics and even started polishing thanks to his coaching. It's changed my game.

Trained in person, then coached. Since then: a resinous quartz checkerboard in Houston, an industrial break room at the Exxon chemical plant in Baytown, and a custom metallic in Mannie Fresh's man cave — all alongside Jeremy.

Cătălin Boicu holding his certificate of achievement on the finished blue, black and orange metallic floor, flanked by two other installers
Cătălin troweling material across the floor of the open warehouse during the Georgia hangar class
02

Cătălin Boicu

Georgia hangar class

His experience will level you up quickly… Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your craft, this training will give you everything you need and more.

Came through the three-day metallic training in Georgia — and helped run the process while he was there.

Blue, white and black metallic garage floor at the Georgia hangar class property, reflections of the window in the gloss
The Georgia hangar class standing on the finished blue metallic floor, certificates in hand
03

Kris Krslovic

Victory Epoxy · Miami, FL

Co-instructor with Jeremy — the Georgia hangar class, the California rehab center, Floors Reborn. His white poly "Miami Drop" floor is the one in his profile picture.

Black and gold metallic tire shop floor, the hexagonal ceiling lights mirrored in the finish
Installers posing with their certificates on the finished blue and orange metallic floor at the California rehab center
04

Paul Campanario

Floors Reborn · Los Angeles, CA

Co-instructor with Jeremy, and Managing Partner at U.S. Resin Supply. Floors together: his tire shop in black and gold, the Floors Reborn offices, and a California rehab center. The old Floors Reborn training facility is now the U.S. Resin Supply training facility.

The Fastlane office in Las Vegas, finished in red, black and silver poly metallic under the Fastlane logo
The Fastlane crew in front of their flake color wall with a blue, black and copper metallic sample board
05

Emilio & Kimberly Esparza

Fast Lane Concrete Coatings · Las Vegas, NV

Private training with their whole team in 2024 — then the entire Fastlane office done in red-and-black poly metallic.

White and grey metallic garage floor with a white Rolls-Royce parked on it
The Rogo's crew standing on the finished white poly metallic floor in Arizona
06

Rojo

Arizona

Private company training in Arizona — a white poly metallic drop, finished with a Rolls-Royce parked on it.

Two installers in an open garage with the finished blue and black metallic floor behind them
07

Shane Coget

Triple C Epoxy · New Braunfels, TX

Worked alongside Jeremy on a blue metallic garage install.

Black and purple metallic floor running the length of the San Antonio smoke shop beneath circular LED rings
08

Richie Alvarez

San Antonio, TX

Came through the Georgia class — then he and Jeremy laid the metallic in a San Antonio smoke shop together.

Craft + business

A great contractor needs both.

Two workers rolling a metallic epoxy system in a garage — craft in action
The craft

Master the craft

Concrete, preparation, installation systems, materials, application, troubleshooting, and finished floors.

The business

Build the business.

Develop the skills, craftsmanship, sales, pricing, operations, and business knowledge that can help open the door to bigger opportunities and a different level of clientele.

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Jeremy Redig and Zach Wheeler holding a Wheeler 45 Phillies jersey in front of a real project site
Learn your way

Two ways to grow.

CCS is built on real jobsite experience that feeds everything we teach. Choose the path that fits where you are right now.

Online membership

Open to installers and contractors at different stages.

Courses, lessons, jobsite education, community interaction, and live learning opportunities included with membership.

—No qualifying language
—$49/month or $497/year
—7-day free trial
Hands-on training school — group behind a finished metallic floor
Hands-on training

Advanced in-person training. Limited seats.

Separate premium in-person training experiences for installers who want hands-on instruction with real equipment, real materials, and real floors.

—Primarily for people already in the trade
—Limited to 16 attendees per class
—Separate from membership

Both paths are drawn from the same real-world FloorRescue experience — actual jobs, actual problems, and actual solutions from an active installation company. Hands-on training is a separate premium experience and is not included in the standard membership.

Already in the trade?

CCS isn't only about learning your first system.

Use the school to expand into additional disciplines, strengthen technical understanding, sharpen existing skills, train team members, learn from other real-world installations, and continue developing the business behind the craft.

A place for continued professional development, shared field knowledge, and expanding capability — whatever level you're already at.

New to the trade?

Build the right foundation.

  • —Learn the terminology
  • —Understand the systems
  • —Develop good installation habits
  • —See how real projects are approached
  • —Build confidence through knowledge and practice

No one starts knowing all of this. Start here, build correctly, and grow from a solid base.

In-person training — Jeremy teaching a crew around a fresh pour
FloorRescue crew selfie on a finished concrete floor
Community

Learn alongside people serious about the trade.

Access to other installers and contractors, ongoing education, discussion, questions, project conversations, and live interaction — all inside the CCS community.

DECEMBER 8–12, 2026 • NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA, LET'S GO TO WORK!

Two classes. One week. Sacramento, then San Jose.

December 8–12, 2026

Featuring Jeremy Redig of FloorRescue and Concrete & Coatings School, in partnership with U.S. Resin Supply.

Two installers rolling metallic epoxy across a full garage floor during hands-on training
Sacramento
December 8–9, 2026

Advanced Metallic & Concrete Polishing

Sacramento, California·Tue–Wed, Dec 8–9
$495Two-day hands-on training
Register — Sacramento

Registration and payment are handled by U.S. Resin Supply.

Finished granite-look flake floor in a luxury garage — flake system training
San Jose
December 11–12, 2026

Flake & Metallic Systems Training

San Jose, California·Fri–Sat, Dec 11–12
$495Two-day hands-on training

Optional VIP metallic experience: +$200 ($695 total).

Register — San Jose

Registration and payment are handled by U.S. Resin Supply.

Join Concrete & Coatings School

One membership. The craft, the business, and the real-world training.

CCS is built for installers and contractors who want to keep getting better—not just at one system, but across the trade and the business behind it. Inside, you'll get access to the training, resources, community, and real-world experience we're continuing to build from the field.

$497/year

Pay for ten months, get twelve.

—Structured Technical Training
—Tools, Products & Materials
—Real-World Training Archive
—Business Training
—CCS Community
—Ongoing Training
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Membership includes the School, community, group education, and included resources. Private 1:1 consulting, hands-on training, and on-site field training are separate services when available.

Questions

Straight answers

CCS is built for installers and contractors at different stages—from people building their fundamentals to experienced contractors expanding their systems or strengthening the business side.

No. Members can start with the fundamentals and build from there. Experienced installers can go directly to training relevant to what they're working on now.

No. CCS combines structured Technical Training, Tools/Products/Materials education, Real-World Training, Business Training, and Community/Ongoing Learning.

Technical Training teaches you how to do it through organized curriculum. Real-World Training lets you see it happen through real jobs, classes, shadow training, collaborations, and field experience.

Concrete grinding and floor prep, epoxy and flake systems, metallic epoxy and designer floors, polished concrete, self-leveling and cement toppings, microcement and overlays, stained concrete, and exterior decorative concrete. Plus tools, products, materials, business education, and real-world field training.

No. Hands-on, private, shadow, and on-site field training opportunities are separate from the $49/month or $497/year membership.

Membership includes the School, community, group education, and included resources. Private coaching and private/on-site training are separate when available.

Free enrollment is closed.

Yes. You can cancel anytime through your Skool account.
Finished metallic epoxy garage floor — red Camaro SS on a high-gloss metallic concrete coating

The Concrete & Coatings School philosophy

The power is in the install.

Become a more well-rounded installer. Build a stronger contracting business. And keep learning from people who are actually doing the work.

Then $49/month or $497/year · 7-day free trial