Epoxy Flooring in Beloit, WI

Epoxy flooring in Beloit often starts with concrete repair. Beloit is one of the older cities we serve. The village was platted in 1838, the same year it took the name Beloit, and settlers picked the site partly for the water power of Turtle Creek where it meets the Rock River. A city that old has garages and basements from almost every decade since. Many of the floors we see here have been patched, painted or poured over at least once.

What older Beloit floors tend to need

1. Grinding off old paint. Floor paint from decades ago peels under a new coating. It has to come off. 2. Crack and joint repair. Wide, settled cracks get filled so the new surface is flat and sealed. 3. Moisture checks. Older basements without vapor barriers can push moisture up through the slab. We test before we pick a system. 4. The right system on top. Once the slab is sound, most garages get epoxy or a flake floor, and basements get a moisture-tested basement system.

A city with a lot of housing to keep up

The 2020 census counted 36,657 people and 15,068 housing units in Beloit, about 869 per square mile, with 6.6% vacant. That is a dense, built-up city for its size. Homeowners here ask us about garages first. Owners of rental homes ask about basements and garages they can hose out between tenants. A sealed floor does not hold onto oil, pet odors or the musty smell that bare concrete can pick up.

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Business floors in a headquarters town

Beloit is home to the headquarters of ABC Supply, Hendricks Holding Company and Regal Beloit, along with Fairbanks-Morse Defense, Broaster Company and PlayMonster. Around companies like these are suppliers, contractors, shops and service businesses with warehouse and back-room floors. Our shop and commercial floor epoxy is built for forklifts, pallet jacks, carts and spilled fluids. We can phase work around your schedule so part of the floor stays in use.

Downtown Beloit was one of the two first members of the Wisconsin Main Street program. Storefronts and back rooms downtown can be coated too, and older buildings there often have the same patched concrete as older homes.

Winter at the state line

Beloit sits right on the Illinois border, and its drivers use roads on both sides of the line all winter. Salt and slush come home on the tires no matter which side treated the road. An epoxy flake floor hides that salt film better than a solid color, and the texture helps when the floor is wet. If you need the garage back fast, polyaspartic floor coating cuts the wait.

What a Beloit estimate covers

We measure the floor and mark every crack, chip and stain. We look for old coatings by scraping a test spot. In basements we take a moisture reading. Then you get a written quote that lists the prep, each coat, the square footage and the total. If we find a problem the coating cannot fix, such as a heaving slab or an active leak, we tell you before you spend anything. Most two-car garages take one to two days, plus cure time before parking.

Call (608) 351-0386 to set up a free estimate. We will look at the slab, test what needs testing and give you a written price.