Epoxy work in Kasson? Estimates are free and in writing — call or send the form.
Kasson is shop country: pole barns, machine sheds, and workshops that work for a living, alongside the in-town homes of Kasson-Mantorville. The signature Kasson job is the big working floor — hundreds of square feet of slab that takes oil, implements, and winter slop, and needs to wipe clean and stay readable underfoot.
Working floors are specified like commercial work, because they are: heavy grind, full flake for texture and camouflage, and a chemical-resistant topcoat that treats oil and solvent as weather instead of damage. Farm slabs also get an honest moisture and age read — a forty-year-old barn slab and a five-year-old one are different conversations, and both are fine conversations to have at a free measure.
We run Kasson on a scheduled route so the trip never lands in your price as a distance charge. The written ranges are Rochester's.
A note on the project on this page: it is representative of the work we do around Rochester and southeastern Minnesota — the kind of job, the way it is priced, and what the homeowner told us after. Verified customer projects replace these examples as jobs close.
A 900-square-foot Kasson pole-barn workshop floor — oil, welding splatter, and a slab that had never been coated. Heavy grind, full flake, chemical-resistant topcoat.
“I work on that floor every day. Oil wipes up instead of soaking in, and I can find a dropped bolt now. Should have done it ten years ago.” — Walt, Kasson
Price: $4,900 · Time on site: 3 days
A typical Kasson project is the barn floor that stops being a sponge: years of oil ground out of the work area, cracks filled, flake down wall to wall, and a surface where a dropped bolt can be found and a spill can be wiped instead of absorbed.
1 · The Measure — We come measure free — slab, moisture test, and the old-coating check — and you hear real price ranges at the visit.
2 · The Written Price — You get the full price in writing, with the system, the prep, and the schedule named — before anything is signed or started.
3 · Prep Day — Everything out, slab diamond-ground, cracks and spalls filled — the surface your coating will actually bond to, ready for your inspection.
4 · Coating Days — Base coat, flake broadcast or metallic work, and topcoat on the schedule the system needs — not the schedule that is convenient for us.
5 · The Walk-Through — We walk the floor with you in daylight — edges, drains, transitions — and leave the care notes and honest cure times before the job is called done.
Harvest-season scheduling is real out here: tell us the busy weeks when you call and the floor work lands in the quiet ones. Shop floors also phase well — half the building at a time keeps equipment under cover.
Looking at a floor in Kasson? Start with a free written estimate.