Epoxy Flooring in Greenville, WI

Greenville is a good place to talk about epoxy flooring for both homes and businesses, because the village has plenty of each. Appleton International Airport sits inside Greenville, and Wikipedia describes the airport as the community's economic engine. Many of the area's largest employers are in business parks around it. At the same time, the village's population almost doubled, from 6,844 in 2000 to 12,687 in 2020. After incorporating its eastern half in January 2021 and annexing the western half that June, Greenville became one of Wisconsin's largest villages by area and population.

For businesses near the airport

Warehouses, light manufacturing, distribution and service shops all put concrete under steady stress. Pallet jacks, forklifts, carts and foot traffic wear down a bare floor and raise dust. Spills soak in. Our shop and warehouse floor epoxy is built for that kind of use.

What a commercial job usually involves:

• Grinding the full floor with dust collection, including along walls and racking
• Filling cracks, spalls and joint edges that take wheel impacts
• A thicker epoxy build, then a topcoat chosen for abrasion and chemical exposure
• Optional safety striping, walkway colors and anti-slip texture
• Scheduling around your hours, including phased work so part of the space stays open

We give you a written scope before any work starts. If a slab has structural problems or joints that move, we tell you what a coating can and cannot do.

For homes across the village

In 2000 the average household here held 2.97 people, which is large for the Fox Cities, and garages here tend to work hard. For most homes we recommend a flake epoxy floor with a polyaspartic clear coat. It handles salt and slush and hides grit between cleanings.

A lot of Greenville homeowners commute on WIS 15 or WIS 76, or head about 1.5 miles east to I-41. That means salt-covered cars coming in every night through the winter. A sealed floor keeps that brine on the surface where you can push it out.

Large lots and outbuildings

The village covers about 35.8 square miles, almost all of it land, so lot sizes vary widely. Detached shops and pole buildings are common. We coat those with the same heavy system we use for commercial floors, scaled to your space.

Planning a commercial floor around your operations

A commercial coating has to fit your operation, not the other way around. Before we quote a Greenville business floor, we ask a few questions. What rolls across it, and how heavy is it? What chemicals, oils or cleaners touch the floor? Do you need marked lanes, storage zones or safety colors? Is the space heated through the winter? Are there trench drains or floor sinks that need careful detailing? The answers change the build thickness, the topcoat and the texture. They also change the schedule. A small service bay might be done over a weekend. A larger warehouse may be coated in sections. You get all of this written down before we start, along with the cure times that apply to your floor.

Getting started

Tell us whether the floor is a home garage, a basement, a shop or a business space, and roughly how big it is. We will set up a free visit, measure and send a written quote. Call (920) 587-7291 or

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