Epoxy Flooring in Lebanon, IN

Lebanon is the Boone County seat, about 29 miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis on I-65, and epoxy flooring here splits between houses and business space. The city counted 7,563 housing units in 2020, up from 6,202 in 2000. It is also home to distribution centers for CNH Parts & Services, Subaru of America, Continental Tire the Americas and Hachette Book Group USA. Northwest of town, the LEAP Research and Innovation District is drawing large new plants, starting with Eli Lilly.

Commercial and light industrial floors

A working floor has different needs from a garage. Forklifts, pallet jacks, carts and steady foot traffic wear down a thin coating fast. For commercial space in and around Lebanon we look at:

• Traffic. What rolls across the floor and how heavy it is.
• Chemicals. Cleaners, fuels, oils or process fluids that could reach the surface.
• Downtime. How long the space can be closed. Fast-curing polyaspartic topcoats help when a shop can only shut down for a weekend.
• Safety. Slip resistance in wet areas, and color-coded lanes or zones where they help.

From there we spec a build thickness and topcoat. Many of the businesses that supply or serve large employers are smaller shops, offices and service bays, and those are the floors we coat most.

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Garages across Lebanon

Housing in Lebanon ranges from older homes near the courthouse square to newer subdivisions on the edges of town. Older slabs often need crack repair and removal of old paint. Newer ones are usually dense and smooth and need a full grind so resin can grip. Either way, every garage gets the same steps: 1. A moisture check and a walk around for cracks and stains 2. Diamond grinding with dust collection 3. Crack and spall repair 4. Base coat, then flake or color 5. A clear topcoat sized for salt and hot tires

Basements and home gyms

Basement floors in older Lebanon houses can be rough or stained. We grind them smooth, test for vapor and choose a primer that suits the readings. Metallic epoxy works well for a finished basement or bar area. A flake floor with a rubber mat zone is a practical choice for a home gym.

Planning around new construction

If you are moving into a newly built home in the area, the concrete needs time to cure before it can be coated. We check the slab and tell you when it is ready for the product we plan to use.

Getting a commercial quote

For business floors we need a little more information than for a garage. When you call, tell us the rough square footage, what the space is used for, whether it has floor drains and whether there is an existing coating or sealer. Photos of the full floor help us plan the visit. We then come out, test the slab, look at joints and damage and write a scope that lists each layer, the thickness and the cure time before traffic. If a project has to meet a specific spec from a building owner or general contractor, send it to us and we will tell you plainly whether our system meets it.

Call (463) 283-5471 to set up a visit for a home or business floor in Lebanon.