Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Detroit, Michigan

Detroit’s comeback shows up along the Detroit RiverWalk, on the island park of Belle Isle and in the restored grandeur of Michigan Central Station in Corktown. Eastern Market fills with shoppers on Saturdays, the Detroit Institute of Arts houses Diego Rivera’s Detroit Industry murals, and the Motown Museum, the Fox Theatre, Comerica Park and Ford Field keep downtown and Midtown busy. Neighborhoods like Indian Village, Boston-Edison, West Village and Southwest Detroit each have their own personality.

A City of Basements, Lofts and Shops

Detroit’s housing stock is old, with many homes built before World War II. Basements are standard, and many of them deal with moisture coming through the slab or walls, so a coating contractor should test before choosing a primer. Detached garages along alleys see salt and slush every winter, and the repeated freeze–thaw cycles common in southeast Michigan break down bare concrete. In converted warehouses and loft buildings, owners often want polished concrete or decorative epoxy that shows off the industrial character while protecting the floor.

The city’s commercial and industrial base also needs heavy-duty floors, from auto suppliers and machine shops to food processors and distribution centers.

Common Detroit Projects

• Basement floors in older homes across the neighborhoods
• Detached garages that take on road salt every winter
• Restaurants, bars and breweries in Corktown, Midtown and downtown
• Industrial shops, warehouses and loft conversions

Several contractors are listed for Detroit. Compare their services, ask about experience with older slabs, and request quotes from a few before choosing.