Epoxy Flooring in Danville, CA

Danville homeowners tend to stay, and that shapes the epoxy flooring we install there. The 2020 census counted 16,101 housing units in Danville, and 84.6% of occupied homes were owner-occupied. People who plan to keep a house for years usually want a garage floor that lasts and looks finished. That is why most Danville jobs we price are full systems with a quality topcoat.

A town with a long main street

Danville's post office opened in 1860, and the railroad arrived in 1891. When the depot was built, the town's focus moved from Front Street to Hartz Avenue, and the Danville Hotel was moved to face Hartz Avenue in 1927. The town incorporated in 1982. Homes near the old downtown and in the older neighborhoods around it often have garages that have been used hard for decades, with patched spots, oil stains and earlier paint jobs. Our prep for those floors is heavier, and we tell you up front what it involves.

Weather between the hills

Danville's 1981 to 2010 normals show a July mean high of 84.6°F, a January mean high of 55.8°F and 25.14 inches of rain a year, most of it in January and February. Wikipedia notes that four to six months can pass between spring and fall rains. So slabs get a wet season and a long dry season every year. On a coating job that affects two things:

• Moisture. After winter storms we test the slab before coating, since trapped moisture can push a coating off from below.
• Movement. The Calaveras Fault passes through or near Danville, and valley clays swell and shrink with the seasons. We use flexible topcoats and inspect every crack.

Garages that do more than park cars

With Mount Diablo rising to 3,849 feet to the east and the Iron Horse Regional Trail running through town, many Danville garages hold bikes, hiking gear and fitness equipment along with cars. A flake floor handles that kind of mixed use well. It hides scuffs from bike stands and grit carried in on shoes, and it gives grip when the floor is wet. For a garage that doubles as a gym or hobby room, a metallic or solid-color floor gives a more finished look.

Outdoor slabs

Danville's long dry season means a lot of time on patios and around pools. Our Patio & Pool Deck Coatings add texture for bare feet and use UV-stable topcoats that hold color through the summer. Light colors stay cooler in afternoon sun.

Picking between flake, metallic and polyaspartic

For most Danville garages, the choice comes down to how the space is used. Parking and storage favor flake, because it hides dirt and offers grip. Gyms, offices and hobby rooms favor solid or metallic finishes, which look cleaner and are easy to roll equipment across. Any floor where the door stays open on sunny afternoons gets a polyaspartic topcoat so the color stays true. We bring samples of each and set them on your slab so you can compare them in your own light.

How we work in a residential neighborhood

We park our rig in your driveway, run vacuum-attached grinders to keep dust out of the street and neighbors' yards, and keep noisy steps to normal working hours. When we leave, the only thing that should look different is your floor.