Epoxy Flooring in Prineville, OR

Any epoxy flooring in Prineville has to deal with a wide temperature range. The city sits at about 2,868 feet on the Crooked River at the mouth of Ochoco Creek, and Wikipedia classifies its climate as cool semi-arid. The average daily high across the year is 63.5°F and the average daily low is 35.3°F. The station's records run from 119°F in July 1898 down to -35°F. Concrete expands and contracts with every one of those swings. A coating that is ground in and fully bonded moves with the slab instead of lifting off it.

Dry most of the year

Prineville averages about 10.33 inches of precipitation a year and only 8.8 inches of snow. August and September are the driest months. That dryness has two effects on a garage. Dust is constant, and moisture problems are less common than in wetter places. We still test slab moisture before every install, because irrigation, a poor gutter or a slab with no vapor barrier can push water up from below.

Rentals and owner homes

The 2020 census counted 4,579 housing units in Prineville. About 60.3% of occupied homes are owner-occupied and 39.7% are rented. That is a lot of rental property for a city this size. Landlords ask us for coatings that clean up fast between tenants and hide wear. A flake floor with a clear topcoat does both. Owners who plan to stay usually spend more time on color and finish.

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Where the work comes from

Prineville has long had a working economy. Timber from the Ochoco National Forest kept the city-owned railroad busy for decades, and Les Schwab Tire Centers was founded here in 1952. Since the late 2000s, Apple and Facebook have each invested more than $1 billion in data centers within city limits. All of that means a steady mix of trades, shops and service businesses. Those floors carry forklifts, tool carts, parts racks and work trucks.

Floors we coat in Prineville

• Garage floor coating for single-family homes across town
• Epoxy flake floors for rentals and busy family garages
• Polyaspartic floor coating when you need a fast cure and strong UV resistance
• Commercial and shop floor epoxy for service bays, small warehouses and contractor shops
• Concrete crack and floor repair for shrinkage cracks, pitted surfaces and broken edges at the door
• Metallic epoxy floors for dealerships, offices and finished rooms

Hot tires and a sealed floor

A vehicle that comes home on a hot summer day can leave tire marks on some coatings. Hot tires can also lift weak or poorly bonded floor paint. We avoid that with full surface grinding and a cured, commercial-grade topcoat. If you want extra wear resistance, we can add a second topcoat in the drive lanes.

Older homes near downtown

Prineville was platted in 1877 and incorporated in 1880, so parts of town have been building for well over a century. Garages and slabs closer to the old center can have old paint, oil that has soaked in for years and uneven patches. We grind those down, treat deep oil spots and fill low areas before coating. If a slab has heaved or crumbled too far, we will tell you.

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We measure, check the concrete and give you a written estimate before any work starts. Call (541) 871-3858 or request an estimate for your Prineville home or business.