Epoxy Flooring in Brigham City, UT

Epoxy flooring in Brigham City covers more ground than most towns on our list. The Box Elder County seat has about 19,650 residents (2020) and a long industrial history. Thiokol, now part of Northrop Grumman, built solid rocket boosters for the Space Shuttle and remains a major employer. Autoliv's airbag plants and two Nucor facilities add more. That means homeowners, small shops and industrial buildings all need floors that can take a beating.

Shop and warehouse floors

Commercial and light industrial floors need more than a garage system. We look at what rolls and what spills:

• Forklifts and pallet jacks call for a thicker build that resists point loads
• Oils, coolants and cleaners need a chemical-resistant topcoat
• Wet areas get a textured finish for footing
• Aisles and work zones can be marked with line striping in the coating

We schedule commercial work around your hours and give a written scope with every coat and cure time listed.

Older homes in the county seat

Brigham City is an old town. It was settled in the 1850s and incorporated in 1867. It had 6,790 people in 1950 and 11,728 by 1960, so a big share of its homes date from the postwar years. Many of those garages are small and the slabs are worn. We grind away salt damage and old paint, fill cracks and level chipped joints before coating. Newer homes on the edges of town usually need lighter prep.

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A slightly colder corner of the Wasatch Front

Wikipedia describes Brigham City's climate as a bit cooler than the rest of the Wasatch Front. It averages 38.3 inches of snow a year, and the record low is -25°F, set in December. Summers are hot and dry, with a record high of 106°F. That matters in two ways:

• Salt season is long, so the garage floor needs a sealed surface.
• Cure temperatures matter. In cold months we check slab temperature before coating an unheated garage, and we will move the date if it is too cold.

Timing your project around the seasons

Brigham City is known for its peaches, and Peach Days fills Main Street the weekend after Labor Day. Late summer and early fall are a good time to coat an unheated garage, with warm days for curing and a sealed floor in place before the first snow. Basements and heated shops can be done year round.

Basements and family rooms

Many Brigham City homes have basements used for storage, laundry and family space. A coated basement floor is brighter, easier to clean and less dusty than bare concrete. We check the slab for moisture before choosing a primer, since basement floors sit against the soil. Metallic epoxy suits a finished family room or home bar. A solid color or light flake suits storage and laundry areas. If the slab shows signs of water coming through, we will tell you that needs attention before we coat it.