Epoxy work in Pine Island? Estimates are free and in writing — call or send the form.
Pine Island is a working town on the Zumbro: small shops and services along the highway, family homes behind them, and concrete that earns its keep in both. The Pine Island headline at our shop is the small commercial floor — repair shops, service bays, and retail back rooms that need a floor as professional as the business standing on it.
Commercial work in a small town runs on the same specification as in Rochester — high-build epoxy at $4 to $10 a square foot, polyaspartic at $5 to $12 when the return-to-service date matters — with phasing that keeps a small shop open. A two-bay shop cannot close for a week; it does not have to, and the written schedule says how.
Homes get the same crew and the same rate card: garage flake, basement systems, and workshop floors at the published residential bands.
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.
An 1,800-square-foot small-engine repair shop in Pine Island: high-build epoxy with a slip-resistant broadcast in the work bays, done over two weekends so the shop never closed a weekday.
“They worked around my schedule and the floor takes everything my shop throws at it — oil, solvent, dropped tools. Customers notice it too.” — Greg, Pine Island
Price: $13,500 · Time on site: 2 weekends
A typical Pine Island project is the shop floor done over the weekends the business can spare: bays phased so the lifts never all stop at once, a slip-resistant broadcast where the work happens, and a Monday opening on a floor that looks like the business means it.
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.
Small-shop scheduling note: tell us your closed days when you call — most small commercial floors here are phased around them entirely, and the estimate's written schedule is built on your calendar, not ours.
Looking at a floor in Pine Island? Start with a free written estimate.