
Learn the craft. Learn the business. Build your future.
Concrete & Coatings School helps installers and contractors become more well-rounded—from concrete prep and installation systems to pricing, sales, operations, and building a stronger business.
Don't be a one-trick pony.
Don't be a one-trick pony.
The more systems you understand, the more problems you can solve and the more opportunities you can take on. CCS goes beyond one coating or one type of floor. Learn the systems, techniques, equipment, and decisions that make you a more well-rounded installer and contractor.

Concrete Grinding & Floor Prep

Epoxy & Flake Systems

Metallic Epoxy & Designer Floors

Polished Concrete

Self-Leveling & Cement Toppings

Microcement & Overlays

Stained Concrete

Exterior Decorative Concrete
Where are you right now?
The training meets you where you are.

Just Getting Started
You're new to concrete and coatings and need to build the fundamentals correctly—prep, equipment, products, systems, and the decisions that happen before you ever start installing.

Already Installing
You're already doing floors, but you want to expand your skills, understand more systems, troubleshoot problems, and become a more well-rounded installer.

Building the Business
You know how to do the work. Now you need to get better at pricing, sales, customers, operations, crews, and building a stronger company.
Don't try to learn everything at once.
Start with what you need right now. Learn the process, take it into the field, come back with questions, and keep building from there.
Learn
Use the Classroom to learn the system, process, or business skill you need.
Apply
Take what you learned and put it to work on a real job.
Check
Use the community, training calls, and real-world examples to ask questions and work through problems.
Stack
Add the next skill, system, or business lesson and keep building.
Five ways to learn. One school.
CCS is a broader concrete and coatings trade school—not just an epoxy course, a video library, or a coaching program. It combines five distinct ways to learn, all built from real field experience.
Technical Training
Structured Classroom curriculum that teaches you how to do the work—systems, steps, processes, techniques, preparation, installation, and troubleshooting.
Tools, Products & Materials
Education around equipment, tooling, products, and materials—where they make sense, how they're used in the field, and their limitations.
Real-World Training
See how the work actually happens. Real FloorRescue jobs, shadow training, hands-on classes, private training, and manufacturer collaborations.
Business Training
Pricing, estimating, sales, relationships, customer experience, systems, operations, crews, leadership, and growth.
Community & Ongoing Learning
Ask questions, share jobs, discuss problems, learn from other contractors, and keep learning from new field situations.
Learn the craft→Understand the tools & materials→See it in the real world→Learn the business→Stay connected and keep improving
The classroom teaches it. The field shows you what really happens.
A perfect slab and a perfect jobsite don't exist. Inside CCS, you'll see training from actual FloorRescue jobs, hands-on classes, shadow training, contractor collaborations, manufacturer training, and projects where things don't always go according to plan. You'll see the decisions, adjustments, problems, and lessons that happen when you're actually doing the work.
Real jobs. Real classes. Real collaborations. Years of field experience organized so you can learn from more than just the finished floor.










Knowing how to do the floor is only half the job.
You can be a great installer and still struggle to build a strong business. A strong contracting business is built on more than knowing how to install a floor.
It's pricing the work correctly. Building relationships. Following through on what you say you're going to do. Showing up with commitment and integrity. Creating systems that keep jobs organized. Having the capacity to meet demand. Keeping your crews efficient and your projects on schedule.
CCS teaches the business side alongside the craft because becoming a better installer and becoming a better contractor go hand in hand.

Pricing & Estimating
Sales & Relationships
Customer Experience & Follow-Through
Systems & Operations
Efficiency & Scheduling
Crews & Leadership
Growth & Capacity
Commitment & Integrity
I built CCS from the same work I still do today.
In the trade since 2004.
I've spent more than 20 years working in concrete, coatings, and custom floor systems.
FloorRescue started with $391 and grew into a 7-figure business by learning the craft, solving problems, working through failures, taking care of customers, and continuing to expand what we could do.
But I never stopped doing the work. Concrete & Coatings School is where I take those years of real-world experience and pass them on to installers and contractors who want to get better at the craft and the business.
The goal isn't to teach you one system. It's to help you become a more well-rounded contractor.
Trust in the Rescue.
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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.
Pay for ten months, get twelve.
- —Structured Technical Training
- —Tools, Products & Materials
- —Real-World Training Archive
- —Business Training
- —CCS Community
- —Ongoing Training
or $497/year · Cancel anytime
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.
Some things you need to learn with your hands.
CCS doesn't stop online. Jeremy also creates opportunities for contractors to train in person—working with real equipment, real materials, and real installation systems.
Hands-on training is separate from CCS membership and offered as opportunities become available.

Built from real work.






"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."
"Great class."
"You can definitely learn a lot if you pay attention, it was pretty well organized, and a great experience, and they will answer any question you have, definitely recommend."
"This is a great class. Jeremy, Chris and Mark pass down extremely good knowledge. I would highly recommend it. Thanks guys."
"Awesome class with outstanding instructors. Their passion and enthusiasm for the craft is evident in their teaching. Can't wait to bring that same energy to my customers."
"Highly recommend the Epoxy course with Jeremy. Great training and great people."
"The in-depth trainings are hands-on, informative, and bring superior value for the price point."
"The in-depth training sessions not only provide hands-on, informative experiences but also deliver exceptional value. Worth every penny."
"Thanks to the Advanced Resins metallic class, it brought more hands-on training to many who have no trade experience. Jeremy and the crew break it down so anyone can learn."
"Highly recommend. Had a great time this week learning new techniques and metallic products. Met some great skilled installers."
"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!"
"Great program to learn epoxy! Everything was taught very well. Learned a lot of new things from Jeremy. I would highly recommend his school program."
"The Beyond Limits coaching program was one of the best decisions I have made as far as investing in myself. The amount of knowledge and support you get is unmatched."
"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."
Straight answers

Learn the craft. Learn the business. Build your future.
Become a more well-rounded installer. Build a stronger contracting business. And keep learning from people who are actually doing the work.
Don't be a one-trick pony.


























