Service area
Epoxy floor coatings in Racine County, Wisconsin
Racine County has two very different kinds of floor: long-serving manufacturing buildings in and around the city, and large new industrial and technology construction in Mount Pleasant. One needs careful repair; the other needs careful coordination.
- Coverage
- Racine County, Wisconsin
- Towns
- Racine, Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant, Caledonia, Franksville, Union Grove, Waterford, Rochester
- Reviewed case by case
- Burlington (split ZIP code), Milwaukee County addresses
Racine: older manufacturing buildings
Layers of previous floors
Paint, old coatings and adhesives are common. They are removed to sound concrete, and suspect materials are tested for asbestos before grinding.
Buildings changing use
Industrial buildings reused as offices, breweries, studios or retail need a floor that suits the new use, not the old one. A decorative finish over a heavily patched slab will show every repair.
Moisture without a vapor barrier
Older slabs often lack one. Moisture testing decides whether a mitigating primer or a moisture-tolerant system such as urethane cement is needed.
Mount Pleasant: new construction
Mount Pleasant has seen large-scale industrial and technology facility construction. Floor coating on new projects is mostly about timing, testing and paperwork:
| Topic | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Slab age | New concrete needs time to cure and dry. Coating dates are set by moisture test results, not by the calendar alone. |
| Construction residue | Curing compounds, sealers and overspray from other trades are ground off so the primer reaches clean concrete. |
| Submittals | Product data, safety data sheets and samples supplied for approval when the general contractor requires them. |
| Static control | If the specification calls for static-dissipative or conductive flooring, tell us early; testing requirements decide whether the scope fits. |
| Sequencing | Coatings go in after overhead trades but before equipment is set, so the schedule is agreed with the general contractor. |
Systems for Racine County projects
Residential garages, workshops and concrete kitchens are part of the Racine County service area too. Start with the residential guide or home kitchen guide. For facilities, see the systems comparison for cure time, moisture tolerance and UV stability.
Racine County boundary
ZIP codes with at least 60 percent of their land area in Racine County are served, including Mount Pleasant, Sturtevant and Caledonia. Burlington’s ZIP code is split between Racine, Walworth and Kenosha counties, with no county holding 60 percent, so it is reviewed case by case. Oak Creek, South Milwaukee and the rest of Milwaukee County are not a current market; a request from there gets a direct answer on whether we can take it.
We have no location in Wisconsin. Racine County is the farthest point of the service area, so multi-day projects are planned as continuous blocks to limit travel days.
Questions people ask about this area
Do you serve both Racine and Mount Pleasant?
Yes. Both are inside the normal Racine County service area, along with Sturtevant, Caledonia and nearby county communities.
Why are older Racine buildings evaluated differently?
They are more likely to have multiple old floor layers, missing vapor barriers, contaminated repairs and joints that have moved over decades.
Is Burlington automatically included?
No. Burlington ZIP coverage crosses county lines, so the address is reviewed case by case before the project is accepted.
Tell us about the floor
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