About Rochester Superior Epoxy Floors
Rochester Superior Epoxy Floors is a local epoxy crew working out of Rochester, Minnesota. We coat garages in full flake, pour metallic floors in basements and showrooms, lay solid working floors in shops and utility space, build commercial floors that take forklifts and wash-downs, and do the grinding, repair, and moisture work underneath that decides whether any of it lasts.
How We Got Here
Southeastern Minnesota is hard on concrete in specific ways: road salt riding in on every tire for five months a year, freeze-thaw working every crack, spring vapor pushing up through slabs poured before vapor barriers, and a generation of DIY kits peeling in garages from Byron to Zumbrota. This company exists because Rochester needed an epoxy crew that prices in writing, tests moisture before it argues about color, and tells a homeowner when a $4-a-foot solid floor beats the $15 metallic they asked about.
How We Price
Published ranges, printed on this website, the same ones the calculator uses. Flake and solid and metallic by the square foot, commercial by the square foot and the downtime plan, repair named as its own line — the way the national price guides publish it and the way our written estimates are built. You see the math before you sign anything, and the price we write is the price you pay.
How We Work
Tested before coated, in every sense: slabs measured, moisture read and written down, old coatings identified before a system is sold over them. Prep is grinding, not etching. Coating days run on the system's schedule, not ours. And every job ends with a daylight walk-through — edges, drains, transitions — before it is called done.
What We Won't Do
We won't coat over a failing slab or a live water problem and call it a floor, won't sell a metallic pour by promising an exact copy of a photograph, and won't quote a floor we have not measured and pretend the number is real. And if a job is outside what we do well, we will tell you and point you at the right people.
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