Epoxy Flooring in Fayetteville, AR

Floors for a hilly college town

Fayetteville is built on Ozark hills, and that shapes the garages here. Houses on slopes often have tuck-under or split-level garages where water runs toward the door after a storm. Homes in the older neighborhoods near Wilson Park and the Washington-Willow area tend to have narrow garages or carports that were poured long before anyone thought about coatings.

Then there are the newer builds on the west side and out toward Farmington, with wide two- and three-car slabs that are flat and ready for a coating once they have cured.

Ozark ground, Ozark weather

The soil around here is rocky clay with a lot of chert, and it does not drain evenly. Slabs on hillside lots can pick up groundwater from the uphill side, and that moisture rises into the concrete. We test every floor for it and plan the primer around what we find.

Winters bring hard freezes and the odd ice storm, so road salt and grit get carried in on tires. Summers are humid. A sealed, ground-in coating handles both.

What we install

For homes

Garage epoxy systems, full flake floors, metallic finishes for basements and bonus rooms, and same-day polyaspartic.

For businesses

Shop, office and retail coatings and polished concrete for open spaces near Dickson Street and around town.

For problem floors

Fixing peeling coatings and sealing outdoor concrete.

Game day garages

On fall Saturdays a lot of Fayetteville garages turn into a place to watch the game or stage a tailgate. A coated floor with a bit of texture handles spilled drinks, coolers and grills on the driveway apron better than bare concrete ever will.

Where we work

All over town, from Mount Sequoyah to the Razorback Greenway corridor, plus Farmington, Johnson, Greenland and Elkins.