Epoxy Flooring in Allouez, WI

Most epoxy flooring work in Allouez is a refresh. The village has about 4.6 square miles of land, with the Fox River on its west side and the East River on its east. There is little room left to build, and the numbers show it. Allouez had 5,512 housing units in 2000 and 5,575 in 2020. So nearly every garage and basement here has been in use for a long time, and many have been with the same owner for years.

Who we work with here

Census QuickFacts gives Allouez an 81.5% owner-occupied rate, well above Green Bay's. The average household is small, at 2.14 people, and the median age in 2020 was 41.0. In practice that means many of our Allouez customers:

• Have lived in the house for years and plan to stay
• Want a garage that is easier to sweep and keeps winter mess contained
• Are finishing or updating a basement
• Prefer a floor with good grip, since slipping on wet concrete is a real worry

For that last point, we add anti-slip texture to the topcoat. A full-flake floor also has natural grip.

What years of use do to a slab

A garage floor that has gone decades without a coating usually shows it. Oil and antifreeze soak in. Salt brine leaves rough patches in the first few feet. Old paint flakes. Joints crack and edges chip. None of that stops us from coating the floor, but it adds prep. We diamond grind the surface, degrease stains, fill cracks and patch chipped edges. Then the base coat goes on sound concrete.

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Basements in a river village

With rivers on two sides, basement moisture is worth checking. We take a reading before we quote any basement floor. If the slab is dry enough, basement floor epoxy makes a laundry room or workshop brighter and easier to keep clean. For a finished family room, metallic epoxy gives a glossy, poured look. If a crack or wall is letting water in, we tell you to handle that first.

A short planning list

1. Decide which space comes first: garage, basement or both. 2. Clear the floor, or let us know what needs to move. 3. Pick a finish from samples in your own light. 4. Plan for one to two days of work and the cure time we give you.

A garage that stays cleaner in winter

For a lot of long-time owners, the main goal is simple: less mess. A coated floor lets you squeegee meltwater out the door instead of watching it soak into the concrete. Sweeping takes less time because the surface does not shed dust. Spills wipe up instead of staining. Those small savings add up over a Wisconsin winter.

What the install looks like

On the first day we grind the floor, vacuum the dust and make repairs. The base coat follows, then flake or color, then the topcoat. Many garages are finished in one to two days. We tell you when you can walk on it, when shelves and bins can go back and when the car can come home. We clean up before we leave.