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Epoxy floors in Mikado, Michigan.
Mikado is a small inland crossroads of farms, pole barns and older garages. Salt from F-41 and M-72 still ends up on the slab.
Around Mikado
Epoxy floors for Mikado.
Mikado is an unincorporated crossroads where F-41 meets F-30, with a township civic center, a post office and an 1895 church close together and little else. The concrete is out on the farms and wooded lots around it: pole barns, shop slabs and garages on acreage, plus a few older garages by the road.
Pole barn floors are the easy ones, especially a new barn, since the slab can be coated before the walls close in. An old barn slab is looked over for cracks, pitting and spalled edges, ground with a diamond grinder, filled flush, then base coat, flake and clear coat. Winter salt and brine coming home on tires lift anything that was only rolled on. We quote by phone, so tell us what the floor is and where it is.
What we do
What we coat in Mikado.
Where we work
Around Mikado.
Roads we know around Mikado
| F-41 | county highway running north-south through Mikado, formerly M-171; the civic center and post office are on South F-41 |
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| F-30 | county highway running east-west through the center of the community |
| M-72 | about 5 miles north |
Mikado neighborhoods and communities
- Alvin
- Kurtz
Townships
- Mikado Township
Lakes and water
- Pine River
- Van Etten Creek
At a glance
Mikado by the numbers.
- people live in Mikado (2020 census, Mikado Township)
- 850
- ZIP code
- 48745
- county
- Alcona County
- call us
- (989) 255-1435
Landmarks: Mikado Township Civic Center and post office, St. Raphael Church, dedicated 1895 and Bailey School, a 1907 one-room schoolhouse moved to Sturgeon Point State Park in 1998.
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). Checked 2026-11-04.
Questions
Epoxy floors in Mikado: questions.
Is Mikado too small for a floor quote?
No. The size of the town does not matter. Call or email with the address, slab size and what the floor is used for. We look at soundness, cracks, what soaked in and moisture coming up, then price it.
Can you coat a farm shop or machine shed floor near Mikado?
Shops and pole barns are regular floors for us. The slab is ground to open the surface, then filled, base coated, flaked and clear coated. A shop floor that sees salt and hot tires needs real grinding, not a roller.
Do you install epoxy floors in Mikado?
Yes. Mikado 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 Mikado?
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 Mikado 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.
Get a quote
Tell us about your slab in Mikado.
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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