Garage Floor Epoxy & Finishing in Pleasant Grove, UT | Lynnwood

Garage epoxy & finishing · Pleasant Grove, UT

Garage floor epoxy and finishing in Pleasant Grove, Utah.

Pleasant Grove garages take a beating every winter from snowmelt and road salt dripping off the car. We coat the floor so that salty water sits on top instead of soaking in. First we grind off any weak, flaking surface, because a coating only holds as well as the concrete under it.

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Garage floors in Pleasant Grove

Your garage slab has probably seen 20 winters or more.

More homes in Pleasant Grove were built in the 2000s than in any other decade, and the median home dates to 1999, per the Census. So half the garage slabs in town have been through more than 25 Utah winters. Some look fine from the doorway and show pitting up close.

That flaking has a name. Concrete groups call it scaling, and it comes from freezing and thawing while the surface is wet or salty. Snow that melts off your tires and pools by the drain does exactly that, night after night.

Epoxy rarely needs a city permit, and we did not find a Pleasant Grove rule that asks for one. Building a new garage or carport does need one, and so does new wiring. If your project is just the floor, the work starts with a grinder, not paperwork.

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"Remarkable work. Outstanding sub-contractors. A special request for epoxy flooring to be installed 24 inches up the wall worked perfectly. Do not hesitate to hire for any level of remodel."

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What's included

A garage floor made for salt season.

Epoxy floor coatings

A coat across the whole slab, so melted snow and salt stay on top where you can squeegee them out the door.

Polyaspartic floors

A faster-curing choice, handy when you need the garage back before the next storm rolls in.

Floor prep that lasts

Grinding, crack filling and patching the scaled spots before any coating touches the floor.

Drywall, paint & insulation

Finished walls make a garage easier to keep warm. If the job adds wiring, that is permit work in Pleasant Grove, and we handle it.

Storage & workspace

Shelves up off the floor keep fertilizer bags and ice melt from sitting on your new coating.

Lighting & finish work

Brighter lights so you can see salty puddles and drips before they sit there all week.

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"Great attention to detail, which I feel is rare. The pricing was also fair and the work excellent. Definitely would use them again."

Roshan Richards

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Real reviews from Utah County homeowners.

These are real, verified 5.0-star reviews from homeowners we have worked with.

Home remodeling project by Lynnwood Construction
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"Remarkable work. Outstanding sub-contractors. Any concerns I had were addressed promptly and professionally. Special request for epoxy flooring 24 inches up the wall worked perfectly."
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Fae Herlocker
Remodel & epoxy flooring
Home remodeling project by Lynnwood Construction
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"Reliable and great craftsmanship. I will call Lynnwood Construction again!"
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M Macias
Reliable craftsmanship
Home remodeling project by Lynnwood Construction
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"He will actually do what he says he will do and does a great job. We had a wonderful experience working with Dakota and his subs. I would highly recommend him!"
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Brent Molen
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Built for Pleasant Grove winters

Why garage floors fail here, and what we do first.

These points come from the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association guide on scaled concrete, plus Census data on when Pleasant Grove homes were built. They are why we start with prep, not paint.

Salt from the car

The concrete guide says to hose off the salt that cars drop on garage slabs. Most people never get around to it. A sealed coating gives that salt water nowhere to soak in.

Puddles make it worse

Water or salt water that stands on a slab makes scaling much worse. Low spots near the door and the drain are where we look first. We fill and level them before any coating goes down.

Fertilizer on the floor

Ammonium sulfate and ammonium nitrate are in most lawn fertilizers, and the guide says they can attack concrete. If you store bags in the garage, little spills add up. Keep them on a shelf, even after the new floor is in.

Grind to sound concrete

A repair only holds as well as the surface under it. So we grind away the weak, flaky layer until we reach solid concrete. Skipping that step is why cheap coatings peel.

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"He knows what he is doing, shows up when he says he will, and his pricing is very fair. I refer him to numerous clients and have for years."

Aren Bybee
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How it works

From bare concrete to finished garage, in four steps.

1

Free in-home estimate

Dakota measures your Pleasant Grove garage, talks through floors and finishing, and gives you one honest price in writing.

2

Pick your finish

We help you choose epoxy or polyaspartic, a color and flake, and any walls, storage, or lights you want.

3

Prep & coat

We grind the concrete, fix the cracks, lay the coating, and finish any walls or storage, site kept clean.

4

Walkthrough & warranty

We walk the finished garage with you, make sure it is right, and stand behind the work.

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"Reliable and great craftsmanship. I will call Lynnwood Construction again!"

M Macias

Garage floors near Pleasant Grove

Epoxy garage floors across north Utah County.

Pleasant Grove sits right off I-15 next to Lindon and American Fork, so we are nearby all the time. Learn more about our work, or see garage floor epoxy in the towns next door:

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"He gets things planned, scheduled, and done. Dakota was recommended to us, and we will pass that recommendation on."

Lyle Bingham

Right next door

We coat and finish garages near Lindon and American Fork all the time, just a few minutes from Pleasant Grove. Don't see your street? Just ask. Odds are we are already working nearby.

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Good questions

Pleasant Grove garage floor questions.

Do I need a permit for a garage epoxy floor in Pleasant Grove?
We did not find one. The city's list of permit work names garages, carports, additions and work on a home's pipes, heat or wiring, and floor coatings are not on it. New outlets or lights in the garage are different, since electrical changes need a permit.
Why is my Pleasant Grove garage floor flaking?
That is called scaling. The concrete industry ties it to freezing and thawing while the surface is wet or salty. It also hits slabs that were finished or cured poorly when they were poured. Snowmelt off your car brings the water and the salt.
Can you coat over a scaled or pitted floor?
Not as it is. The weak layer has to come off first, down to sound concrete, or the coating will come off with it. Then we patch the low spots and coat.
My house was built in the 2000s. Does the slab need work?
Maybe. A slab from those years has close to two decades of winters on it, or more. Some still look new. Others have pitting by the door where snow melts. We look before we quote.
How do I keep road salt from ruining the new floor?
Squeegee or hose out the melted snow when you can. The concrete guide gives the same advice for bare slabs. On a coated floor it is easier, because the salt water cannot soak in.
Do you coat garage floors in older homes near downtown Pleasant Grove?
Yes. Pleasant Grove has about 3,000 homes from before 1980, and slabs that age can have old cracks and patches. We fill and grind them so the new coating sits flat.
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"Great service, great communication, and always answers phone calls. The whole team including the subs all really cared about the work they do."

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