Epoxy Flooring in Sherwood, WI

Most epoxy flooring we quote in Sherwood goes into homes that were built in the last thirty-odd years. The census numbers explain why. Sherwood had 350 residents in 1970, two years after it incorporated on June 28, 1968. It had 837 by 1990, then 1,550 in 2000, 2,713 in 2010 and 3,271 in 2020. Nearly all of that growth came in new houses, so the typical Sherwood garage is a roomy attached space on a slab that is still in decent shape.

That changes the conversation. With fewer badly scaled or cracked floors, homeowners here tend to ask about finish, color and how a floor will look in ten years. Prep still matters just as much. Every slab gets diamond ground before we coat it.

Big households, busy garages

The 2010 census counted 986 households in Sherwood, 830 of them families, with an average of 2.75 people per household. That is a lot of gear for one garage: two cars, bikes, a snowblower and often a second fridge. We suggest a full flake floor with a clear topcoat for garages like these. The texture adds grip, and the chips hide the grit and salt film that collect between cleanings.

Lower levels worth finishing

Many Sherwood homes have basements or lower levels that owners want to use as a gym, bar area or play room. Two options come up most:

• Basement floor coating: a solid or flake system that seals the concrete and brightens the room
• Metallic epoxy: a poured finish with swirls and depth, popular for bars, theater rooms and home offices

Basements are where moisture problems hide. We test the slab first. If moisture readings are high, we will talk about a vapor-tolerant primer or tell you the floor is not a good candidate yet.

Sherwood and High Cliff

The old community of High Cliff now lies inside the village limits, and High Cliff State Park, a 1,187-acre park run by the Wisconsin DNR since 1954, sits along the lake nearby. Lots of Sherwood garages hold kayaks, bikes, coolers and camping gear. Wet, sandy gear is hard on bare concrete and easy on a sealed floor. A squeegee and a hose take care of most cleanup.

Choosing colors you will like later

Because Sherwood floors tend to be in good shape, the color choice gets more attention here. A few tips from our estimates:

• Medium gray and tan flake blends hide salt film, sawdust and tire marks best
• Very dark floors show dust and white salt residue quickly
• Very light floors show tire marks and rust stains from tools
• A darker base under a light flake gives depth without showing every speck

We bring physical samples to the estimate and set them on your actual floor, in your garage light. Colors look different under LED shop lights than on a phone screen. For a metallic lower level, we show finished sample boards so you can see how the swirls and depth read before you decide.

Our approach

• We measure the floor and test for moisture at a free on-site visit
• You get a written price listing every coat and the prep
• We grind, repair and coat on the dates we agree on
• You get clear times for walking, moving items back and parking

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