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Epoxy floors in Traverse City, Michigan.

Traverse City garages and shop floors take road brine off US-31, M-37 and M-72 all winter, and the slab shows it by spring.

Around Traverse City

Epoxy floors for Traverse City.

Traverse City mixes older in-town garages with newer builds in Garfield Township and shop space off South Airport Road. Cars pick up brine on Division Street, Garfield Avenue and the Grandview Parkway, then park inside, where it soaks into the pores of bare concrete. Freeze-thaw does the rest and lifts the surface of the slab.

A hardware store kit peels on these floors because a roller and etching acid do not open a closed troweled surface. We grind the whole slab with a diamond grinder and dust extraction, fill the cracks and pitting, then lay a ground-in flake floor. Darker greys and earthtones hide salt marks longer than a near-white. Call our Traverse City line for a quote.

A finished flake epoxy floor across a pole barn
Our own work in Northern Michigan.

Where we work

Around Traverse City.

Roads we know around Traverse City

US-31 / M-37 (Division Street)Runs north through the city on Division Street, east of Grand Traverse Commons.
Grandview ParkwayUS-31 and M-72 run along the West Arm of Grand Traverse Bay here, between the Boardman River and the bay.
Front StreetThe downtown street the highway follows near the Boardman River mouth.
Garfield AvenueWhere M-37 turns north up Old Mission Peninsula; also a retail corridor in Garfield Township.
South Airport RoadGrand Traverse Mall sits at 3200 South Airport Road West, and Cherryland Center is at 1150 West South Airport Road.
M-72Runs east-west through the city toward Acme, Williamsburg and Kalkaska.

Traverse City neighborhoods and communities

  • Old Towne
  • Slabtown
  • Oak Park
  • Boardman
  • Central
  • Fernwood
  • Indian Woods
  • Traverse Heights
  • Kids Creek Commons
  • Base of Old Mission (BOOM)

Townships

  • Garfield Township
  • East Bay Township

Lakes and water

  • Grand Traverse Bay
  • Boardman River
  • Boardman Lake
  • Lake Michigan

Business areas and big lots

  • Grand Traverse Mall
  • Cherryland Center
  • Retail stores and car dealerships on US-31 in Garfield Township
  • Front Street downtown
  • Old Town
  • Cherry Capital Airport
  • Munson Medical Center
  • Grand Traverse Commons

At a glance

Traverse City by the numbers.

people live in Traverse City (2020 census)
15,678
ZIP codes
49684, 49685, 49686, 49696
county
Grand Traverse County
snow a year (average annual snowfall at Traverse City, NOAA 1991-2020 normals (currentresults.com; Wikipedia climate table shows 101.4))
About 101 inches
call us
(989) 255-1435

Landmarks: Cherry Capital Airport, Clinch Park Beach, Grand Traverse County Courthouse, City Opera House and Boardman River Nature Center.

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Questions

Epoxy floors in Traverse City: questions.

Do you coat basement floors in Traverse City?

Yes. A basement gets checked for moisture coming up through the slab first, because that decides whether a coating will hold. Bare basement concrete also sheds dust. Ask for a quote and the slab gets looked at before anything is promised.

Should I coat my Traverse City garage before the snow flies?

Before the snow is easier. The garage is simpler to empty and no salted vehicle goes back onto a new floor. Epoxy cures indoors, though, so winter work is possible. How long to stay off the floor is told per floor at quote time.

Do you install epoxy floors in Traverse City?

Yes. Traverse City is in Grand Traverse 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 Traverse City?

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 Traverse City 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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Tell us about your slab in Traverse City.

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