Epoxy Flooring in Park City, UT

Epoxy flooring in Park City has to stand up to real mountain winters. Wikipedia lists average snowfall at 121.2 inches a year, with January averaging 26.6 inches. The city lies mostly above 7,000 feet, and January lows average about 15.6 degrees. Cars, boots and gear bring a steady stream of snow, slush and road treatment into the garage for months.

Snow, salt and freeze-thaw

When snow melts on a warm garage floor and then refreezes at night, it works into any pores in the concrete. Add road salt and the surface can start to scale. A sealed coating stops that cycle at the surface. A squeegee and a floor drain do the rest. If your garage has heated floors, we pick a coating rated for that.

Ski rooms and mudrooms

Many Park City homes have a ski room, boot room or mudroom off the garage. These spaces see hard boots, wet gear and constant traffic. Flake sealed under polyaspartic resists scuffs and cleans quickly. We add grit for traction where wet boots come in.

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Second homes and rentals

The 2020 census found 57.3% of Park City's 8,127 housing units vacant on count day. Many homes here are only lived in part of the year or are rented to visitors. Owners of those homes often want a floor that looks clean and needs little upkeep. We can plan work around rental bookings or when the owner is away.

Homes from the 1970s and 1980s

By Census survey counts, about 22.4% of Park City housing dates to the 1970s and 27.7% to the 1980s, with 1989 as the median year built. Those garages have seen 35 to 50 mountain winters. We grind, fill cracks and spalls, and test moisture before we coat.

Short install windows

Cold weather limits when some coatings can go down. We watch slab temperature and dew point closely, and we use polyaspartic topcoats that cure at lower temperatures. For winter installs, temporary heat may be part of the plan, and we tell you that up front.