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Epoxy floors in Harrisville, Michigan.

Harrisville sits at the east end of M-72 on Lake Huron, and the salt that builds up on that road ends on garage floors in town.

Around Harrisville

Epoxy floors for Harrisville.

Harrisville is a small county seat of about 437 people and a Harbor of Refuge on Lake Huron. Main Street is US-23, and M-72 ends in the middle of town. Houses are older in-town homes with detached garages, lake cottages along the shore near Harrisville State Park, and pole barns and shops out toward Springport. Boat trailers, salted trucks and wet gear all cross the slab.

Salmon and trout fishing brings boats and trailers through here, and fishing gear, fuel and brine soak into bare concrete. We grind the slab, fill cracks and pitted edges, bond a base coat, broadcast flake and seal it. Shore-side basements get checked for moisture coming up through the slab. A darker blend hides trailer marks longer. Request a quote.

Diamond grinding a garage slab with a dust extraction hose running
Our own work in Northern Michigan.

Where we work

Around Harrisville.

Roads we know around Harrisville

US-23Runs along the Lake Huron shore and continues through Harrisville as Main Street.
M-72Ends at US-23 in Harrisville, where it has had its eastern end since 1936.
M-65Shares pavement with M-72 for about 7 miles near Curran, then M-72 runs due east through Barton City and Lincoln to Harrisville.

Harrisville neighborhoods and communities

  • Springport (on US-23 along the Lake Huron shore)

Townships

  • Harrisville Township

Lakes and water

  • Lake Huron

Business areas and big lots

  • Main Street (US-23) downtown
  • Harrisville harbor and marina area
  • Alcona County seat

At a glance

Harrisville by the numbers.

people live in Harrisville (2020 census)
437
ZIP code
48740
county
Alcona County
snow a year (average annual, 1991-2020, NOAA NCEI figures as published by Current Results)
About 52.4 inches
call us
(989) 255-1435

Landmarks: Harrisville State Park, Sturgeon Point Light, a few miles north, 1901 stone railroad depot and Harbor of Refuge on Lake Huron.

Town facts from public sources: 1 (opens in a new tab) · 2 (opens in a new tab) · 3 (opens in a new tab) · 4 (opens in a new tab) · 5 (opens in a new tab). Checked 2026-11-04.

Questions

Epoxy floors in Harrisville: questions.

Can a garage floor in Harrisville that holds a boat trailer be coated?

Yes. Trailers, fuel and wet tires are exactly what bare concrete does badly with. We grind off the troweled surface, fill cracks, bond the base coat and finish with flake and clear. Send us the garage size and we bring flake boards to you.

Do you check lakeshore basements in Harrisville for moisture?

Yes, every basement. Moisture coming up through the slab is what lifts a coating, so we look at it first along with cracks and what soaked in. Bare concrete in a basement sheds dust too. If the slab is sound, we coat it.

Do you install epoxy floors in Harrisville?

Yes. Harrisville is in Alcona County, inside the Northern Michigan area we cover. 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 Harrisville?

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 Harrisville 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.

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