Epoxy Floor & Concrete Coating Contractors in Spokane, Washington

Spokane grew up around the falls of the Spokane River, and Riverfront Park, built for the 1974 World’s Fair, still puts the roaring water at the center of downtown, with a gondola ride over the falls and the restored Looff Carrousel. Manito Park on the South Hill is known for its Japanese garden and conservatory, Gonzaga University sits along the river east of downtown, and the Centennial Trail follows the Spokane River to the Idaho line. Mount Spokane State Park offers skiing and hiking just north of the city, and the Bloomsday run fills the streets each May.

Spokane’s inland climate is a world apart from the coast. Winters are snowy and cold, with frequent freeze–thaw swings and liberal use of de-icers and traction sand. Summers turn hot, dry and bright. Garage floors catch salty, gritty slush for months, and outdoor slabs bake under strong summer sun, so coatings must handle both extremes.

Where Spokane Homeowners Invest

• Garages in South Hill, North Side and suburban neighborhoods, where de-icer and sand wreak havoc on bare concrete
• Basements in older homes from the city’s early twentieth-century neighborhoods
• Shops for snowmobiles, boats and RVs
• Restaurants, breweries and retail floors downtown and in Kendall Yards

Here, a UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat over a full flake broadcast is a common pick for garages because it tolerates cold-weather installs and does not amber in summer sun. Basements in older houses usually need a moisture check first. Compare the Spokane contractors listed here, ask about their prep process, and request a few estimates.