Epoxy Garage Flooring in River Forest, IL
River Forest is a small village with a lot of early twentieth-century housing, and its garages reflect that: frequently detached, set back off the alley, and built long before anyone specified a garage slab for a modern vehicle. Concrete of that age is usually softer and more porous than a current pour, so it takes up salt and moisture readily and gives up dust just as easily. It coats perfectly well; it simply has to be read properly first.
That means grinding until we reach concrete that is genuinely sound rather than skimming the top, filling what the grinding exposes, and choosing a system with enough flexibility to live with a slab that moves seasonally. On a hundred-year-old floor we would usually steer you toward epoxy flake or grind and seal over a high-gloss finish, because a mirror surface advertises every ripple in an old slab while a textured one does not. Call (630) 206-5602 for a look and a straight answer.



.png)


