Lehi Epoxy Flooring
(470) 339-7705
Epoxy Flooring Company in Lehi UT
Epoxy Flooring has become a popular finish used for many home owners and businesses. It provides a stylish look, is easy to clean, and remains durable for years to come. Here at Lehi Epoxy Flooring, we are proud of the high quality, professional work we do and we're actively ready to take on new projects. If you're looking to lay new epoxy flooring in your property, give us a call or reach out for a free quote
What We Offer
From two-car garages to warehouse floors, we install epoxy systems built for the way each space is actually used. Homeowners come to us for garage, basement, and patio coatings. Businesses call us for shop floors, showrooms, commercial kitchens, and warehouses. Beyond new installations, we repair worn or failing coatings and help clients keep their floors looking sharp for years.
Every project starts with the concrete, not the color chart. We check for cracks, old sealers, oil stains, and hidden moisture, then grind the slab so the coating bonds to sound concrete. After that comes the fun part. You can choose solid colors, decorative flake, or high-gloss metallic finishes, with texture options that add grip where you need it.
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Where We Serve
We’re based in Lehi and work throughout northern Utah County and the south end of Salt Lake County. Whether you’re in a brand-new build in Traverse Mountain or running a business along the I-15 corridor, our crew will come to you, look at your floor, and give you a free estimate with no pressure attached.
- Lehi, UT
- American Fork, UT
- Saratoga Springs, UT
- Eagle Mountain, UT
- Highland, UT
- Alpine, UT
- Cedar Hills, UT
- Pleasant Grove, UT
- Bluffdale, UT
- Draper, UT
Searching “epoxy flooring near me” will turn up plenty of options, but not every installer does the job the same way. Before you hire anyone, ask how they prepare the concrete. Diamond grinding is the professional standard, while acid etching alone often leads to peeling. Ask whether they test for moisture, what kind of topcoat they use, and how long you’ll need to stay off the floor. A good contractor will answer those questions without hesitation. If you’re in the Lehi area, give us a call. We’re happy to walk you through all of it.
Get to Know Lehi Epoxy Flooring
A coated floor should look great on day one and still hold up years later, and getting there takes more than rolling on a bucket of paint. Our team
handles the whole process: repairing cracks, grinding the slab, sealing it with the right primer, and finishing with a durable topcoat that resists
stains, chemicals, and scuffs.
Utah’s climate is tough on concrete. Winter brings freeze-thaw cycles and road salt dripping off your car, and summer brings hot tires that can lift
cheap coatings right off the floor. We choose materials made to handle both, including UV-stable topcoats for garage door lines and sunny patios where
standard epoxy would yellow.
Every space is different, so we treat design as a collaboration. Want a clean, bright garage that feels like part of the house? A slip-resistant shop floor?
A metallic basement finish that looks like poured stone? We’ll help you pick the colors, textures, and finish that fit your vision and your budget.
Why Should You Go With Lehi Epoxy Flooring?
Hardwood scratches, tile cracks and traps grime in its grout lines, and bare concrete stains the moment oil hits it. Epoxy gives you a seamless surface that stands up to heavy use and cleans with a quick sweep and mop. Few other flooring options match it for durability and value.
The material is only half of the equation, though. Most epoxy failures, like peeling, bubbling, or soft spots, come from rushed prep, skipped moisture checks, or mixing mistakes on the jobsite. That’s why experience matters. We take the time to do each step right, use professional-grade high-solids products instead of thin retail kits, and give you clear cure times so your new floor is ready before you park on it.
If you’re thinking about epoxy for your home or business, contact us to schedule a free consultation and estimate. We’ll look at your floor, answer your questions, and give you a straight recommendation.
From First Call to Finished Floor
Every project begins with a visit to your home or business. We’ll walk the space with you, talk about how you use it, and learn what you want the finished floor to look like, whether that’s a full-flake garage, a slip-resistant shop floor, or a glossy metallic basement. While we’re there, we measure the square footage and take a close look at the concrete itself. We check for cracks, pitting, oil stains, old paint or sealers, and signs of moisture coming up through the slab, because each of those affects which system will last. If moisture is a concern, we test the slab before recommending a primer. You’ll then get a written estimate that spells out the prep work, coating layers, finish options, and price, along with a realistic timeline. Once you’re comfortable with the plan, we choose an install date. Epoxy needs the right temperatures to cure properly, so we schedule around Utah’s weather or make sure the space can be kept warm enough during the colder months.
Before we arrive, we’ll ask you to clear out the space so our crew has the whole floor to work with. Installation starts with the most important step: surface prep. We diamond grind the concrete with equipment connected to industrial vacuums to keep dust under control. Grinding removes contaminants and old coatings and opens up the surface so the epoxy can grip it. Cracks, chips, and divots are filled and ground flush so they won’t show through the finished floor. After a thorough vacuuming, we apply a primer or moisture-blocking base coat suited to your slab, followed by the main color coat. For flake floors, we broadcast decorative chips across the wet epoxy until the surface is fully covered, then let it cure. Next, we scrape away loose and raised flakes, vacuum again, and roll on a clear protective topcoat. This final layer is the surface you’ll actually walk on, so we choose one built for durability and UV resistance. We can also mix in a grit additive for extra traction where you need it. Most residential garages are finished in one to two days, depending on the system and the size of the space.
When the last coat is down, the floor needs time to harden before it goes back to work. Light foot traffic is usually fine after about a day, while vehicles typically need to wait around three days. The exact schedule depends on the products used and the temperature, and we’ll give you clear dates so there’s no guesswork. Before we leave, we walk the finished floor with you to make sure you’re happy with every detail, from the edges to the shine. We’ll also share a few simple care tips: sweep away grit regularly, mop with water and a mild cleaner, wipe up spills promptly, and use pads under kickstands or heavy items. Follow those, and your new floor will hold up to years of daily use while still looking as sharp as the day it was installed.