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Epoxy floors in Spruce, Michigan.
Spruce is a small inland hamlet three miles west of US-23, where cottage garages, barns and shops stand on wooded land.
Around Spruce
Epoxy floors for Spruce.
Spruce began as a sawmill town in 1898. Today it has a general store, a post office, a park and a VFW hall, with the township hall on Gillard Road and Hubbard Lake about five miles west. The buildings are houses, lake cottages and storage barns on rural forest and swamp land. County highway F-41 ends at US-23 in this township, so most winter driving ends up on salted pavement.
Barns and detached garages out here often hold boats, trailers and tools on bare slabs. Salt, fuel and mud sit in the pores of plain concrete. We grind the slab, fill cracks, bond a base coat, broadcast flake and seal it, and any basement gets checked for moisture first. Request a quote and we bring flake boards to your slab.
What we do
What we coat in Spruce.
Where we work
Around Spruce.
Roads we know around Spruce
| US-23 | About three miles east of Spruce. |
|---|---|
| F-41 | County highway whose northern end is at US-23 in Caledonia Township; the Paul Bunyan statue once stood near the F-41 junction. |
| Gillard Road | Address of the Caledonia Township Hall in Spruce. |
| Spruce Road | Named in a township description as a route toward the lake. |
Spruce neighborhoods and communities
- Hubbard Lake (about five miles west)
Townships
- Caledonia Township
Lakes and water
- Hubbard Lake (about five miles west)
Business areas and big lots
- Spruce general store
- Spruce post office
- VFW Hall
At a glance
Spruce by the numbers.
- people live in Spruce (2020 census (Caledonia Township))
- 1,032
- ZIP code
- 48762
- county
- Alcona County
- call us
- (989) 255-1435
Landmarks: Caledonia Township Hall (6461 Gillard Rd), Site where the Paul Bunyan statue once stood, near the F-41 junction and Spruce park.
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 Spruce: questions.
Can a storage barn near Spruce get a flake floor?
Yes. Barns are among the easiest floors, especially when the slab is new. Older slabs get ground first, with cracks filled and a base coat bonded. Boat trailers and tools leave marks on bare concrete that a sealed floor wipes away. Send the size and we quote it.
Will a flake floor stand up to salt tracked from US-23 into a Spruce garage?
A ground and bonded floor does. Salt brine and hot tires lift weak coatings, but not one bonded to a cut slab. A darker grey or earthtone blend hides salt marks longer than a near-white. We bring the boards to your slab.
Do you install epoxy floors in Spruce?
Yes. Spruce 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 Spruce?
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 Spruce 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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