A farming town called Altheim as early as 1886

Epoxy Flooring in Town and Country, MO

Floor finishes for three-car garages, collections and lower-level living space.

We measure your slab and run a moisture test during a free on-site estimate
A written quote naming every prep step and coat, with the final price
Surface prep explained before we grind a single square foot

Space for More Than Two Cars

Epoxy flooring in Town and Country tends to cover a lot of square footage. ACS figures on Point2Homes date 29.2% of homes here to the 1980s and 18.8% to the 1970s; the median year built is 1983. With a 2016-2020 median household income of $202,974, many owners ask us about garages that do more than park daily drivers: a weekend car, a boat in the off-season, golf gear, or a workbench.

A floor for the whole garage

Big garages are rarely used just one way. We often divide them into zones:

Parking bays with a full flake broadcast and polyaspartic topcoat for salt and hot tires.
A collector bay in metallic or a high-gloss solid color.
A workshop corner in a light solid color so dropped parts are easy to find.
Storage with a texture that hides dust between cleanings.

One quote covers it all, with each zone described.

Slabs at about 40 years

A garage poured in the early 1980s has seen four decades of winters. Expect worn surfaces, stains and some cracking, especially near the door. We grind the full floor, repair what needs it and test moisture before priming.

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Lower levels and walkouts

Many homes here have finished or semi-finished lower levels. A basement floor coating can serve a gym, game room or wine storage area. Metallic epoxy is a popular look for those rooms because it sits indoors away from UV. We confirm the slab's moisture before recommending it.

Institutions and campuses

Town and Country is home to Maryville University, the 360-acre Principia campus and Missouri Baptist Medical Center. Maintenance shops, mechanical rooms and service areas on campuses like these need coatings that resist carts and chemicals and can be installed on a schedule. We quote commercial work too.

Reading the quote

For a large garage, the written estimate lists each zone, the system for each, the prep involved and the expected cure time before parking. If one bay needs heavier crack repair than the others, you will see it separately. That makes it easy to compare against other epoxy floor installers, or to trim the scope if you want to do the job in stages.

Town and Country Facts

1980s homes. The 1980s account for 29.2% of homes and the 1970s for 18.8%; 1983 is the median year built (ACS via Point2Homes).
High household income. The 2016-2020 ACS estimate puts median household income at $202,974.
Owner-occupied. Owners occupy 86.5% of homes, while stand-alone single-family houses account for 82.9% of housing units.
Major campuses. Maryville University, the 360-acre Principia campus and Missouri Baptist Medical Center are in the city.

Polyaspartic Garage Coatings in St. Louis, MO

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Town and Country Questions

Can different parts of my garage get different finishes?

Yes. We can coat parking bays, a collector bay and a workshop area in different systems or colors, separated by a clean line.

Is metallic epoxy durable enough for a garage?

It is strong, but it shows scratches more than flake does. It suits a showcase bay or indoor room better than a daily-parking spot.

Can you coat a floor where a boat is stored for the winter?

Yes. We pick a topcoat that handles the weight of a trailer jack and resists drips of fuel or oil.

Do you work on campus or institutional floors?

Yes. We quote maintenance shops, mechanical rooms and service areas and plan around the institution's calendar.

Free Estimates in Town and Country, MO

Town and Country owners and campuses can book a free on-site estimate.

Call (314) 886-7642 Free Estimate