Madison County seat on the White River
Epoxy Flooring in Anderson, IN
Coatings for Anderson's older garages and basements, landlord properties and working commercial floors.
- Free on-site estimate with a slab moisture test
- Itemized written quote that names every coat
- Full diamond grind on every floor we coat
Concrete Floors in a Former Factory City
Anderson was a General Motors city for decades, and much of its housing was built for the people who worked there. Nearly 22,000 people worked for GM in Anderson in the 1970s, and the city's population peaked at 70,787 in 1970. Epoxy flooring in Anderson today often goes into those older homes, into rental properties, and into commercial buildings that have taken on new uses.
Older homes, tired floors
The 2020 census counted 27,250 housing units in Anderson. The city grew through the natural gas boom that began in 1887 and the factory decades that followed, and many homes date from those eras. Their garage and basement slabs have been through decades of salt, oil leaks, patching and paint. Common things we find:
- Several layers of floor paint, some peeling
- Wide cracks and broken edges at the garage door
- Oil soaked deep into the concrete
- Uneven patches from past repairs
All of that has to come up or be fixed before a coating can last. We grind to clean concrete, degrease stained areas, and repair cracks and spalls first.
For landlords and investors
Anderson's 2020 rental vacancy rate was 11.1%, so many owners here manage rentals and turn units over. A coated basement or garage floor is quicker to clean between tenants and does not hold odors or stains like bare concrete. For rentals we usually suggest a solid-color garage floor epoxy or a simple flake blend. Both are practical and easy to touch up. We can work on vacant units between leases to keep downtime short.
Commercial floors
The city's larger employers now include Community Hospital Anderson, St. Vincent Health, Nestlé, Hoosier Park and Carter Express. Around them are clinics, offices, small warehouses, truck shops and retail spaces, and many sit in older buildings. Commercial floor epoxy for these spaces can include:
- High-build epoxy for warehouses and service bays
- Seamless, easy-clean floors for clinics and break rooms
- Safety striping and color zones for loading and work areas
- Night or weekend scheduling so the business stays open
Old industrial slabs often carry adhesives, oil and failed coatings. We test and grind until the concrete is clean enough to bond.
Weather and the White River
The White River runs east to west through the north part of the city, and Mounds State Park sits on the eastern edge. Recent normals put Anderson at about 46 inches of precipitation and 21 inches of snow a year. Basements on low ground near the river can stay damp, so we test before recommending basement floor epoxy. In garages, a flake finish with a durable topcoat handles winter slush well.
Finishes beyond the basics
For homeowners redoing a basement or a small business that wants a showpiece entry, metallic epoxy adds depth and gloss. Polyaspartic topcoats are useful when a shop or storefront needs to reopen fast.
Getting a quote
We come out to measure, test for moisture and check every crack and stain. For a landlord with several units, we can look at all of them in one visit and quote each floor separately. The written quote names the system, the prep and each coat, along with the total. We do not start until you approve it.
Anderson History and Housing Facts
- GM's long footprint. Nearly 22,000 people were employed by General Motors in Anderson in the 1970s. By 2006 that number had fallen to fewer than 2,600.
- Gas boom roots. Natural gas was discovered in Anderson on March 31, 1887, and the boom lasted until the gas ran out in 1912. The first plat of the town was laid out in 1827.
- Large, aging housing stock. The 2020 census counted 27,250 housing units in Anderson with 13.8% vacant and a rental vacancy rate of 11.1%.
- Today's employers. In 2019 the top employers were Community Hospital Anderson, St. Vincent Health, Nestle, Hoosier Park and Carter Express.

Anderson Questions
Can you coat a garage floor that has been painted several times?
Yes. We grind every layer off down to sound concrete. Coating over old paint is a common reason floors fail, so we do not skip that step.
Do you coat floors in rental properties between tenants?
Yes. Vacant units are the easiest to schedule. We can recommend a durable, low-maintenance finish and give you a written quote for each property.
Can you coat an older commercial or industrial floor in Anderson?
Usually. Old slabs may have adhesives, oil or failed coatings, which we test for and remove. If the concrete itself is damaged, we tell you what repair it needs before quoting a coating.
Free Estimates in Anderson, IN
Free estimates for Anderson homes, rentals and commercial floors.
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