Epoxy Flooring in Sunset, UT

Epoxy flooring in Sunset usually goes over older concrete. The city covers less than 1.5 square miles, tucked between Clearfield, Clinton, Roy and Hill Air Force Base. Hill Field opened on November 7, 1940. Sunset had 276 residents that year. By 1960 it had 4,235, and it peaked at 6,268 in 1970. The 2020 count was 5,475. Most of the town's homes went up during those few decades of base-driven growth, and the slabs show it.

Common floor problems in older Sunset homes

• Small single or narrow two-car garages. Every square foot is in use, so the floor gets worn in the same few paths.
• Settlement cracks. Decades of freeze and thaw open cracks that need filling before coating.
• Old patches and paint. Past owners often painted or patched the floor. Both must come off.
• Worn surfaces. Years of salt slush can leave the top of the concrete rough and scaled.

We grind these floors down to sound concrete, repair the cracks and patch the low spots. A coating can only be as strong as the slab under it, so this step gets the most time.

A good fit for rentals and quick turnovers

Sunset has more renters and smaller households than most of its neighbors. The 2020 census found 19.6% of households were one person, and the rental vacancy rate was 5.0%. Hill is a major employer, ranked sixth-largest in Utah as of 2018, so people move in and out on job and military schedules. Landlords and sellers often want a floor that looks clean and cures fast. A polyaspartic system can usually be walked on the next day. That helps when a house needs to be ready for the next tenant or a showing.

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Basements in compact homes

In a small house, the basement is where storage, laundry and a workout space all end up. A sealed floor cuts down on concrete dust and makes spills easy to clean. We check the slab for moisture first. In an older basement we also look for cracks that let water in. A coating will not stop active leaks, and we will tell you if a floor needs that fixed before we start.

Our approach in Sunset

We keep the scope tight on small floors. You get a written quote for the exact square footage, the repairs needed and the system you choose. Flake systems hide wear and add grip. Solid colors brighten a dark garage or basement. For a homeowner who works on cars or bikes, we can add a heavier topcoat that holds up to dropped tools and fluids.

Keeping a small garage working

In a one-car or tight two-car garage, the car, the trash cans and the storage all share one floor. A few small changes help the coating last. Put a mat under the trash cans so the wheels do not wear one spot. Use rubber feet on shelving. Park in the same spot so tire wear stays even. Clear standing slush in winter so salt does not dry into a crust. A sealed floor makes each of these chores quicker than it was on bare concrete.