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Epoxy floors in Northern Michigan.
Ground-in flake floors for garages, pole barns, shops and basements, from the Lake Huron shore to Grand Traverse Bay. Pick your town, or call and ask.

Northern Michigan
Why the work is different up here.
Concrete has a hard life up here. Road brine comes home on the tires, melts on the slab and soaks into the pores. Then the temperature drops through freezing and back again, over and over, and the surface starts to lift. That happens the same in a Rogers City garage as in a Traverse City one, and it is why we start with the concrete and not the coating.
Every floor gets the same system. A diamond grinder with dust extraction goes over the whole slab, cracks and pitting get filled while the floor is open, a wet base coat bonds to the concrete, flake goes down by hand until the surface will not take any more, and a clear coat seals it. New pole barns are the easiest floors we do, because they can be coated before the walls close in. Basements get checked first for moisture coming up through the slab.
Every town
Pick your town.
Alpena and the Sunrise Coast
- AlpenaAlpena County · Lakewood (Alpena Township, on US-23 at the northeast side of Long Lake) and Rockport
- OssinekeAlpena County · Lake Huron and Devils River
- Hubbard LakeAlcona County · East Bay and North Bay
- SpruceAlcona County · Hubbard Lake (about five miles west)
- LachineAlpena County · Long Rapids and Leer
- PosenPresque Isle County · Sunken Lake (Sunken Lake Park, listed by Alpena County with a Posen address)
- Rogers CityPresque Isle County · Manitou Beach (Rogers Township)
- Presque IslePresque Isle County · Presque Isle Harbor and Whiskey Point
- OnawayPresque Isle County · Black River and Black Lake
- HillmanMontmorency County · Thunder Bay River and Brush Creek
- AtlantaMontmorency County · Big Rock (former village, western Briley Township)
- HarrisvilleAlcona County · Springport (on US-23 along the Lake Huron shore)
- LincolnAlcona County · Brownlee Lake and Lincoln Lake
- MikadoAlcona County · Alvin and Kurtz
- GreenbushAlcona County · Lake Huron
- OscodaIosco County · Au Sable and Foote Site Village
- East TawasIosco County · Tawas Point and Tawas Beach
- Tawas CityIosco County · Gateway Park
Gaylord and the center of the state
- GaylordOtsego County · Otsego Lake
- VanderbiltOtsego County · Green Timbers
- JohannesburgOtsego County · Hetherton and Vienna Corners
- LewistonMontmorency County · East Twin Lake and West Twin Lake
- FredericCrawford County · Forbush Corner and Ishaward
- GraylingCrawford County · Lake Margrethe
- MancelonaAntrim County · Antrim (former iron-smelting company town, about a mile southwest on US-131) and Lakes of the North
- WolverineCheboygan County · Sturgeon River
Petoskey, Charlevoix and the Straits
- PetoskeyEmmet County · Gaslight District and Bayfront Park
- Harbor SpringsEmmet County · Harbor Point and Wequetonsing
- AlansonEmmet County · Crooked River and Crooked Lake
- PellstonEmmet County · Douglas Lake
- CharlevoixCharlevoix County · Pine Point and Belvedere Club
- Boyne CityCharlevoix County · Main Street district and Boyne City Central Historic District
- East JordanCharlevoix County · Lake Charlevoix (South Arm) and Jordan River
- Indian RiverCheboygan County · Burt Lake and Mullett Lake
- CheboyganCheboygan County · Lake Huron and Cheboygan River
- Mackinaw CityEmmet County and Cheboygan County · Straits of Mackinac and Lake Huron
Traverse City and Grand Traverse
- Traverse CityGrand Traverse County · Old Towne and Slabtown
- AcmeGrand Traverse County · Holiday Hills and Fivemile Corner
- WilliamsburgGrand Traverse County · Lake Skegemog and Elk Lake
- Elk RapidsAntrim County · Spencer Bay
- KalkaskaKalkaska County · North Branch of the Boardman River and Little Rapid River
- BellaireAntrim County · Intermediate River
- Central LakeAntrim County · Intermediate Lake and Torch Lake
- InterlochenGrand Traverse County · Duck Lake and Green Lake
- KingsleyGrand Traverse County · Hannah
- Suttons BayLeelanau County · Peshawbestown
- LelandLeelanau County · Fishtown and Leland Historic District
- Glen ArborLeelanau County · Glen Haven
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Epoxy floors in Northern Michigan: questions.
Do you install epoxy floors in Northern Michigan?
Yes. We cover 48 towns across Northern Michigan. Call (989) 255-1435 or send a photo of the slab and a rough size. We look at the concrete before anything is quoted.
Can I just roll a hardware store kit onto my garage floor in Northern Michigan?
You can, but it usually lifts by spring. A roller and a jug of etching acid do not open the troweled surface of the concrete, so the coating dries onto a skin. Hot tires and salt brine peel that skin off. Grinding is the difference.
Can a floor in Northern Michigan be coated in the winter?
Yes. Epoxy cures inside a closed building, so this is year-round work. Before the snow is easier, though: the garage is easier to empty and nobody is driving a salted vehicle back onto a new floor. How long to stay off it is something we tell you for your floor when we quote it.
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The phone is faster, and a photo of the concrete gets you a more useful answer than a description of it.