Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Boise, Idaho

Boise is a city framed by its foothills and its river. The Boise River Greenbelt runs for miles through downtown and past Julia Davis and Kathryn Albertson parks, the Ridge to Rivers trail system climbs into the foothills toward Table Rock, and Bogus Basin offers skiing less than an hour from the Capitol, which is famously heated with geothermal water. Boise State University’s blue turf, the Basque Block’s restaurants and the historic North End and Hyde Park neighborhoods give the city a distinct personality.

The Treasure Valley’s high-desert climate is hard on concrete in two directions. Summers are hot, dry and sunny, with UV that breaks down cheap epoxy and fades color on patios. Winters bring cold nights, periodic snow, inversions and repeated freeze–thaw cycles, plus de-icers tracked in from the roads. Older homes in the North End and the Bench often have basements and aging garage slabs, while new construction spreads toward the edges of the city. Diamond grinding, crack repair and a polyaspartic or polyurea topcoat give a coating the flexibility and chemical resistance to survive both seasons.

Boise Projects

• Garages in the North End, the Bench and newer southeast and northwest subdivisions
• Basements in older homes that need moisture-tolerant coatings
• Brewery, restaurant and retail floors downtown and in the Linen District
• Warehouse and light industrial floors near the airport

Boise’s outdoor culture means many garages double as gear rooms for bikes, skis, rafts and camping equipment, and a coated floor makes it easy to sweep out sand and mud. With several contractors working in the city, it’s worth comparing their systems and getting a few quotes from the companies listed on this page.