Across the Tri-Cities and Eastern Washington.

Pure Reflection is headquartered in Pasco, WA — and Pasco is home base. Our crew works in town nearly every week, which means most Pasco homeowners get same-week site visits, accurate written quotes, and floors installed without the long lead times of an out-of-town contractor.

• West Pasco
• Road 68 corridor
• Riverview

Kennewick is one of Pure Reflection's most-served cities outside of our Pasco home base. From Southridge to Canal Drive, we install epoxy floors, decorative concrete, and custom countertops on a steady weekly schedule — so most Kennewick projects move from quote to install in about two weeks.

• Southridge
• Canyon Lakes
• Sunset

Richland sits at the heart of the Tri-Cities and the center of our service map. Pure Reflection installs epoxy floors and decorative concrete across Richland weekly — from custom metallic basements in the Meadow Springs and Westcliffe neighborhoods to commercial polyaspartic floors at retail spaces along George Washington Way.

• Meadow Springs
• Westcliffe
• Horn Rapids

West Richland's growth over the past decade — especially around Belmont, Paradise Way, and the new construction up by Red Mountain — means we are out there every couple of weeks. Most West Richland projects are oversized residential garages and shop buildings, which is exactly the kind of work Pure Reflection is built for.

• Belmont
• Paradise Way
• Red Mountain

Sunnyside sits about an hour west of our Pasco shop, and we run a steady route of installs through the lower Yakima Valley. From farm shop floors to residential garages off McClain Road, Pure Reflection brings the same crew and the same prep standard we use in the Tri-Cities — no subcontracting, no shortcuts.

• Old Town Sunnyside
• North Sunnyside
• Sunnyview

Yakima is the largest city we serve outside the Tri-Cities, and it's become a regular stop on our weekly schedule. Whether it's a custom metallic basement up on Scenic Drive, a flake garage in West Valley, or a commercial epoxy install along Nob Hill Boulevard, Pure Reflection treats every Yakima project like an in-town job.

• West Valley
• Terrace Heights
• Nob Hill

Walla Walla is about an hour east of our Pasco base, and it's become a favorite stop on our route — partly because Walla Walla homeowners tend to invest in the spaces they live in, and partly because the wine industry has driven serious demand for showroom-grade decorative concrete and epoxy floors.

• Downtown Walla Walla
• Eastgate
• Tausick Way corridor