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Epoxy floors in Hubbard Lake, Michigan.
Hubbard Lake is lake cottages, boat storage and barns on wooded lots, and every slab there sees wet boots, trailers and road salt.
Around Hubbard Lake
Epoxy floors for Hubbard Lake.
The lake is about seven miles long and two wide, with homes and cottages around East Bay, North Bay and South Bay. People haul boats, trailers and sleds in and out of garages and barns, and the highways they drive to get there, US-23 to the east and M-72 to the south, are salted in winter. Brine rides home on trailers and tires and sits in bare concrete.
A cottage basement this close to a lake gets looked at for moisture before anything is coated, because vapor coming up through the slab is what lifts a floor. Barns and detached garages are simpler. We grind the slab, fill cracks, lay a bonding base coat, broadcast flake by hand and seal it. Darker earthtones hide trailer marks. Request a quote and we bring the boards to you.
What we do
What we coat in Hubbard Lake.
Where we work
Around Hubbard Lake.
Roads we know around Hubbard Lake
| Hubbard Lake Road | Meets M-72 near Lincoln, south of the lake. |
|---|---|
| Bennett Road | A drive two miles south from Spruce Road gives a view of the lake. |
| F-41 | County highway whose northern end is at US-23 in Caledonia Township. |
| M-72 | East-west state highway that ends at US-23 in Harrisville. |
Hubbard Lake neighborhoods and communities
- East Bay
- North Bay
- South Bay
- Churchill Point
- Backus Beach
- Larson Beach
Townships
- Caledonia Township
- Alcona Township
- Hawes Township
Lakes and water
- Hubbard Lake (8,850 acres, about 7 miles long and 2 wide, 97.5 ft deep at the deepest)
At a glance
Hubbard Lake by the numbers.
- people live in Hubbard Lake (2020 census (census-designated place))
- 857
- ZIP code
- 49747
- county
- Alcona County
- call us
- (989) 255-1435
Landmarks: North End Park boat launch (Caledonia Township), Concrete dam at the north end of the lake and Churchill Point, which splits East Bay from North Bay.
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 Hubbard Lake: questions.
Can a Hubbard Lake boat storage barn get a flake floor?
Yes. Barns and detached garages are straightforward: grind, fill, base coat, flake, clear coat. Trailers, jack stands and fuel drips leave marks on bare concrete, and a sealed flake floor wipes clean. Send us the size of the barn and we will quote it.
Do you check moisture in basements around Hubbard Lake?
Yes, every basement. We look at whether moisture is coming up through the slab before choosing how to coat it. Bare basement concrete also sheds dust, which a sealed floor stops. If the slab is sound, we go ahead with the full process.
Do you install epoxy floors in Hubbard Lake?
Yes. Hubbard Lake 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 Hubbard Lake?
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 Hubbard Lake 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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