Epoxy Garage Flooring in Glen Ellyn, IL
Glen Ellyn housing spans roughly seventy years of building, and that is unusually wide for one village. It means we quote 1920s garages and 1990s garages in the same week, and they are not the same job. Older concrete is generally softer, more porous and more likely to have been patched over the decades. Newer concrete is denser and flatter, but it is often power-troweled to a closed, glassy surface that a coating will not grip at all until it has been opened up.
So the preparation gets matched to the slab rather than applied from a script. An old floor needs deeper grinding, more crack repair and often a primer that can soak into a thirsty surface. A newer troweled floor needs the sealed skin taken off so the coating can key in. Skip that and the finish will look perfect for a season and then peel away in sheets. Either way you can have epoxy flake, metallic or grind and seal on top. Call (630) 206-5602 and we will tell you which era your slab belongs to and what it needs.



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