Epoxy Flooring in Maplewood, MO

Epoxy flooring in Maplewood has a lot to do with small business. Wikipedia describes the city being revitalized by new restaurants, shops and businesses around Manchester Avenue, Sutton Avenue and the Greenwood Historic District, and Schlafly Bottleworks runs its brewery and restaurant here. Back-of-house floors in those places take hot water, grease, cleaners and constant foot traffic. A seamless coating is often the most practical answer.

Kitchens, taprooms and storerooms

Food and drink spaces need floors that can be scrubbed hard. For those rooms we look at:

• Urethane cement or heavy epoxy where hot water and thermal shock are daily facts.
• Integral cove base so mop water does not soak into the wall joint.
• Textured finishes near sinks, dish areas and walk-in coolers.
• Work in phases so the business can stay open on most days.

We walk the space with you and note what your local inspector or landlord expects before quoting.

Homes from 1900 to 1910

Maplewood's historic residential areas were mostly built between 1900 and 1910, and 42.2% of all housing units date from 1939 or earlier, per ACS data on Point2Homes. Basements in those homes often have rough or patched floors. Grinding, crack repair and a moisture test come before any coating, and we price that prep up front.

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A city of renters

About 60.2% of occupied units in Maplewood are rented. Landlords often want floors that survive tenant turnover. A flake floor in a basement laundry or a shared garage hides wear and cleans quickly between leases. We can also suggest lower-cost options for spaces that only need a tidy, sealed surface.

Small lots, small garages

Only 46.3% of Maplewood's homes are single-family detached, and the city covers just 1.56 square miles. Garages that do exist are usually compact, so the job is often finished faster than in a big suburban garage. We still follow the same steps: test, grind, repair, coat.