Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Saint Louis, Missouri

Saint Louis is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own personality. The Hill is famous for Italian bakeries and toasted ravioli, Soulard for its farmers market and Mardi Gras celebration, and the Central West End for its stately homes and sidewalk cafes. Tower Grove Park’s Victorian pavilions, the Missouri Botanical Garden’s Climatron and the Anheuser-Busch Brewery’s Clydesdale stables are local favorites, and Washington University and Saint Louis University anchor the academic scene.

Much of the city was built in brick between the late 1800s and mid-1900s, and those homes usually have full basements with stone or poured walls and slab floors that have aged for decades. Groundwater, humid summers and wet springs leave many of them damp, and freeze–thaw winters crack exterior concrete. Salt from city streets gets tracked into alley garages and carports.

Old Brick, New Floors

• Century-old basements where contractors grind, patch and use moisture-mitigating primers before installing epoxy or polyaspartic.
• Detached alley garages that get a salt-resistant flake floor.
• Restaurants, bars and breweries that need slip-resistant, sanitary floors, often urethane cement in kitchens.
• Loft and warehouse conversions downtown and in Midtown, where polished concrete or metallic epoxy shows off the space.

Older slabs often hide surprises such as old adhesive, oil stains or uneven patches, so ask each contractor how they’ll prepare the surface. Compare the three contractors listed here with those under St. Louis, then request quotes to see which approach best fits your property.