Installing over cement is an entire story for another time.

We first do a cement overlay.

We named the tenants & 'all others' & the sheriff evicted EVERYONE including the 5 cats.Both the idiot & his babe backed their nice new leased vehicles into the cement block side of the garage on their way out.

A cement maybe?

The basement was fairly dry before, not finished but had drywall on edges, studs on the interior, poured cement floor, and luckily a French drain around the perimeter.

The tenant poured a bag of quick cement in the toilet and has destroyed the system.

Those appraisers do a very detailed inspection and will fail a property for even small amounts of peeling paint, cracked windows, wobbly handrails, crumbly cement steps - and I even had one fail last week for the pipe on the pressure relief valve on the water heater not being 6" from the cellar floor.  

It is impact and slip resistant as well.You'll need the following:Cheap plastic cement mixerHeavy rollerWheelbarrowLubricant (wd40 works but you'll need half a dozen cans.)Screed boardTrowelsGlovesRubber crumb (Contact your local tire recycler.

It is a hygroscopic cement.

Recommend moved.9 - Foundation- Cement wall next to the furnace in 447 looked wet, so I checked it moisture meter.