Recent epoxy projects around Rochester and southeastern Minnesota — garage flake, a metallic basement, a pole barn, and a working shop — with what each one cost and why.
The projects below are representative of the work we do around Rochester — the kind of jobs, the way they're priced, and what homeowners tell us after. Verified customer projects replace these examples as jobs close.
A Byron two-car garage, 440 square feet, went from stained bare concrete and a peeling DIY kit to a full-flake system — grind, base coat, full broadcast, polyaspartic topcoat.
“The kit I put down myself lasted one winter. These guys ground it all off and did it right — the floor wipes clean and the car comes in wet without chewing it up.” — Mark & Lisa, Byron
Price: $2,450 · Time on site: 2 days
A 420-square-foot Rochester garage near the fairgrounds: oil-stained slab, a cracked control joint, and forty years of tire traffic. Ground clean, joint filled, full flake.
“They filled the crack everybody else wanted to coat over. Floor looks like a showroom and my grandkids' bikes haven't marked it yet.” — Dan, Rochester
Price: $2,300 · Time on site: 2 days
A 380-square-foot Stewartville basement rec room in swirled silver-and-charcoal metallic — the family wanted a floor that reads like polished stone and wipes up like a countertop.
“Everybody who comes downstairs asks what it is. It is one of one — the swirls are ours. And spills from the grandkids just wipe up.” — Sarah, Stewartville
Price: $5,900 · Time on site: 3 days
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 360-square-foot Zumbrota garage in solid light gray — no flake, no show, just a sealed working floor that brightens the space and sweeps clean.
“I didn't need fancy. I needed the dust and the stains gone and a floor I could hose out. That's exactly what this is.” — Rosa, Zumbrota
Price: $1,650 · Time on site: 1 day
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
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