Epoxy Flooring in Eden, UT

Eden is home to Powder Mountain, and its garages work as hard as its ski runs. That is the starting point for epoxy flooring in Eden. The Eden-Liberty weather station averages 99 inches of snow a year, based on 2010 to 2020 data at 5,195 feet, according to Wikipedia. January brings the most, at 26.8 inches, followed by December at 22.1. The record low at that station is -20°F.

What that much snow does to a garage

Every trip down the mountain road brings snow and slush home on the truck. Ski boots, skis and poles drip in the garage. Over a season, water and de-icer work into bare concrete, and the surface near the door starts to break down. A garage floor in Eden needs to shed water fast and stay grippy when wet.

That is why we usually suggest a flake epoxy floor or a polyaspartic system with added texture. Both seal the slab and give your feet some grip. We also check slope toward the door so meltwater leaves instead of pooling under the car.

A valley setting

Eden sits in the Ogden Valley between the North and Middle Forks of the Ogden River, north of Pineview Reservoir. The town's history goes back to an 1857 log cabin for summer herdsmen. A surveyor named Washington Jenkins gave it the name Eden, calling it one of the most beautiful places he had ever surveyed. Today it is a small community, with 690 residents at the 2020 census.

Floors beyond the garage

Many homes and cabins around Eden have more than a garage to think about:

• Ski and gear rooms that see wet boots every day of the season
• Finished basements used as family rooms, bunk rooms or home theaters
• Mechanical rooms with water heaters and furnaces
• Detached shops for snowmobiles, side-by-sides and trailers

For a finished basement, a metallic epoxy floor gives a poured, marbled look that suits a lodge-style room. It is a show finish, so we suggest it for rooms with lighter traffic. Basement floor epoxy in a solid color or light flake works better in a gear room or bunk room.

Moisture comes first

Snowmelt has to go somewhere. In spring, the ground around foundations can stay wet for weeks. Before we coat any basement or lower-level slab in Eden, we test for moisture. If the slab is too damp, we tell you, and we talk about a moisture-tolerant primer or other fixes first.

Planning around the seasons

Some homes here are used mostly in ski season. Owners often book floor work for summer or early fall, when the slab is warm and dry and the house is less busy. A polyaspartic system can make a winter install possible in a heated space. We check temperatures on the day either way.

Next step

We come out, measure, test and walk you through the options. Then you get a written price. Call (385) 494-4061 or

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