Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Midvale, Utah

Midvale sits in the center of the Salt Lake Valley, with a historic Main Street that dates back to its days as a smelter town. The former smelter site has been redeveloped into the Bingham Junction and View 72 areas, and the Jordan River Parkway trail runs along the city’s west side. Fort Union’s shopping district and easy access to Little Cottonwood and Big Cottonwood canyons make Midvale a convenient place to live.

Older Homes and Valley Weather

Midvale’s housing stock includes older homes near Main Street, post-war neighborhoods and newer apartments and townhomes. Older slabs may have cracks, uneven surfaces and moisture issues that need attention before coating. Winters bring snow, inversions and freeze–thaw cycles, and de-icers carried in by vehicles damage bare garage floors. Strong summer sun can yellow epoxy topcoats. Soils near the Jordan River can be silty or clay-rich, with higher groundwater in places.

• Garages on older and newer homes
• Basements in post-war houses
• Restaurants and retail spaces near Fort Union and Main Street
• Offices and light industrial spaces

Homeowners updating older houses often start with the garage or basement, and a decorative coating can make those spaces brighter and more usable. Businesses in the area need durable, easy-to-clean floors for heavy traffic.

Polyaspartic topcoats are a good choice for garages because they resist UV, road salt and hot tires.

Midvale has two contractors listed. Sandy, Murray and West Jordan pages may also be worth a look before you request quotes.