Epoxy Flooring in Arcadia, CA

Epoxy flooring in Arcadia frequently goes into large, multi-car garages. The city sits at the base of the San Gabriel Mountains, and when the 19-acre Anoakia estate was cleared in 2000, it became 31 luxury home sites. Big new houses tend to come with big garages, and owners want floors that match the rest of the build.

Owners who stay put

Owners live in about 59% of Arcadia's occupied homes, and residents have a median age of 44. Nearly a fifth of residents are 65 or older. That mix points toward floors chosen for the long run and for safe footing. We often recommend a full broadcast of flake with a textured topcoat, which hides wear and stays grippy when wet, over a high-gloss finish that can feel slick to older feet.

Dust off the mountains

Living at the foot of the San Gabriels means fine dust and leaf litter blow into garages on windy days. Bare concrete holds that grit in its pores. A sealed floor lets it sweep right off. For garages that stay open often, we suggest mid-tone flake blends that hide dust between cleanings better than a solid dark color.

Commercial floors in town

Arcadia's largest private employers include Atlas Assembly, with about 740 workers, and a FedEx Ground package facility with nearly 600. Assembly lines and sorting floors take forklifts, carts and constant foot traffic. For these spaces we look at impact resistance, line striping and a coating that can be laid in zones around shifts.

• Assembly areas benefit from a bright, seamless floor.
• Sorting and dock floors need grit and clear traffic lanes.
• Restaurant kitchens need slip resistance and cove bases.

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Around Santa Anita

Santa Anita Park, opened in 1934, and the 111-acre Arboretum are both landmarks here. The city's population also more than doubled between 1940 and 1950. If your garage dates from that building wave, expect us to grind deeper and repair more cracks than we would on a newer slab, and to show that work on the quote.