Epoxy Flooring in Dundee, MI

Dundee has added a lot of new garages in a short time, and that drives much of the epoxy flooring work here. The village grew from 3,957 residents in 2010 to 5,323 in 2020, a 34.5% jump. Housing units went from 1,742 to 2,344 over the same ten years. That is about 600 new homes, and most of them came with a bare concrete garage floor.

Getting a new floor right

A brand-new slab looks smooth and clean. That smoothness is the problem. Coatings need an open surface to grip, so we diamond grind every floor, new or old. New concrete may also have a curing compound on top that has to come off. If your home is very new, we check that the slab has cured long enough before coating. Rushing that step can cause bubbling or poor bonding.

Popular choices in Dundee

1. Epoxy flake floors for everyday garages. They hide dirt, add grip and come in many color blends. 2. Polyaspartic floor coating when you need the garage back fast. 3. Garage floor epoxy in a solid color for a clean, simple look. 4. Basement floor epoxy for lower levels used for laundry, storage or play.

Where two highways cross

US 23 and M-50 meet at the center of the village, which is why Dundee calls itself the Hub of the Highways. Ann Arbor is 25 miles north on US 23 and Monroe is 14 miles east on M-50. Many residents commute on those roads every winter. Dundee averages about 39 inches of snow a year, so salt and slush come home on every car. A coated floor keeps that brine from soaking into the concrete and lets you push it out the door.

Older buildings downtown

The village was settled as early as 1823 and incorporated in 1855. The Downtown Dundee Historic District and the Old Mill Museum on the River Raisin are both on the National Register of Historic Places. Older homes and commercial buildings near downtown can have uneven concrete, patched cracks or old paint. For storefronts, back rooms and workshops, our shop and commercial floor epoxy offers a tough, cleanable surface. For older basements near the river, we moisture-test before recommending anything.

Metallic floors for finished lower levels

Newer homes with finished basements often get a metallic epoxy floor. The swirled finish works well in rec rooms and home bars, and it mops clean. It needs a dry slab, so we test first.

How long the job takes

Most two-car garages in Dundee are done in one to two days. Day one is grinding, crack repair and the base coat. The flake or color layer and topcoat follow, either the same day with a fast-curing system or the next morning. You can usually walk on the floor within a day and park on it a few days later, depending on the product and the temperature. We write those times down for you.

Call (734) 521-4887 for a free estimate. We measure the floor, test it, and give you a written price before any work begins.