Epoxy Flooring in Ashwaubenon, WI

Epoxy flooring in Ashwaubenon covers two kinds of customers. One is the homeowner with a garage in an established neighborhood. The other is a business in a village that holds Austin Straubel International Airport, the Packers' practice fields and the Don Hutson Center, Titletown, the Resch Center, the National Railroad Museum and Bay Park Square. We coat floors for both.

A village that finished growing

Ashwaubenon's population reached 17,634 in 2000 and has held near 17,000 since, with 16,991 counted in 2020. The village is largely built out. That tells us most garage slabs here are not new. Many have carried 20, 30 or 40 winters of cars and slush. Common things we find:

• Tire-path wear and light scaling near the door
• A store-bought kit from years ago, now peeling
• Oil spots soaked deep into the surface
• Cracks at the control joints and along the apron

Each of those gets handled during prep. Kits get ground off, stains get degreased and cracks get filled before the first coat.

Smaller households, condos and side-by-sides

Census QuickFacts gives Ashwaubenon an average of 2.02 people per household for 2020 to 2024, one of the lowest in the area. The 2020 census found that 34.2% of households are one person, and the median age is 41.9. That fits what we see: condos, side-by-side units and empty-nester homes. Owners of these places often want a floor that looks finished and needs little upkeep. A full-flake garage floor or a polyaspartic system that returns the garage to service quickly is a common request. For condo associations, we can quote several units at once.

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Commercial floors near the venues

The village sits on Interstate 41 and Highway 172, and the area around the airport and the stadium district is full of service businesses. Restaurants, hotels, auto shops, storage and light industrial spaces all have floors that take heavy use. For those, our shop and commercial floor epoxy uses a thicker build, chemical-resistant topcoats and anti-slip texture where needed. Many owners want the work done in a short window, so we plan the schedule around events and business hours.

Matching the system to the space

• Single-car or two-car home garage: garage floor epoxy or full flake
• Condo garage that needs to be back in use fast: polyaspartic
• Basement rec room: metallic epoxy
• Service bay or back-of-house floor: commercial epoxy with coved edges if you hose it down

Why a peeling kit fails

Store-bought kits are thin, and most rely on acid etching instead of grinding. On a floor that also sees hot tires every day, the film softens, grips the tread and lifts. Salt and water then get under the edges and the peeling spreads. A professional system starts with a ground surface, uses a much thicker base coat and finishes with a hard topcoat. That is why we always remove the old kit first instead of coating over it.

Timing around a busy calendar

Traffic near the stadium and the Resch Center can be heavy on event days. We plan residential installs on days that keep our crew and your neighbors out of that congestion, and we let you know the schedule in writing.