Pilmer Epoxy Services
Des Moines Garage Epoxy Floors
- Phone: 515-605-0624
- Email: office@pilmerepoxy.com
- Service Area: Iowa
Garage Epoxy Floor Installs
Des Moines Garage Epoxy Floors
Pilmer Epoxy technicians have installed over 120 garage epoxy floors. The most common type of garage epoxy floor is known as “Full Flake broadcast”. We have many colors to choose from. Contact us to learn more about the process!
Common Service Areas Include:
Ames, Huxley, Elkhart, Mitchellville, Altoona, Carlisle, Norwalk, Cumming, Waukee, Adel, Winterset, Minburn, Woodword, Madrid, Huxley, Slater, Ames, Indianola, Pleasantville, Perry, Boone, Nevada, Marshalltown, Newton, Pella, Knoxville, Osceola, Greenfield, Stuart, Dexter, Van Meter, Redfield
*** WE ALSO SERVE CUSTOMERS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF IOWA ***
Business Hours Pilmer Epoxy
Monday 8:00PM – 6:00PM | Tuesday 8:00PM – 6:00PM | Wednesday 8:00PM – 6:00PM | Thursday 8:00PM – 6:00PM | Friday 8:00PM – 6:00PM
Contact Information Pilmer Epoxy
Phone: 515-605-0624
Email: office@pilmerepoxy.com
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Company Description
Garage Epoxy Floor Installers
- Short Description Of Owner: Michael started Pilmer Epoxy with his friend Zach. What first started as one epoxy floor for Michaels garage quickly turned into a business installing epoxy floors state wide.
- Company Experience: Pilmer Epoxy was established in 2020. Between Michael & Zach they’ve installed over 125 epoxy floors.
- Epoxy System In Use: Pilmer Epoxy Uses a Shirwin William’s three layer epoxy system. This includes a base layer of epoxy with flake pattern, second layer of epoxy, and UV-anti-skid topcoat.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Garage Epoxy Floor Des Moines
Yes. The garage will need to be cleared prior to installing the epoxy floor. Fixed items such as built in shelves can remain in place. We recommend using a storage pod, moving your belongings inside, or placing your items outside and covering them with a tarp.
Properly installed epoxy floors can last 10 to 20 years. It also depends on where the epoxy floor is installed. If it’s for residential flooring it will last longer. If it’s for an automotive shop the epoxy floors life span will be shorter.
The main difference is cost and durability. Epoxy floors typically will cost less, but are not as durable. Polyaspartic floors are more expensive and will last longer. To learn more about this topic please see our article on Different Epoxy Floor Types
Epoxy floor cost will vary depending on condition of concrete floor, type of epoxy used, and size of job. Typically larger square foot jobs will cost less per square foot than smaller square foot jobs. Pricing typically falls between 4.50$ – 8.50$ per square foot.
Pilmer Epoxy is here to get you connected with the RIGHT epoxy floor installer. Once you’ve requested a quote using the select state page. Epoxy floor installers will contact you directly to discuss scheduling.
Our primary focus is including Epoxy Installers who are based or serve rural areas. Let’s be honest metropolitan areas are great because they contain many epoxy floor companies to choose from. It’s the smaller towns and rural areas that don’t have a lot of selection. See what you get and submit a FREE RFQ
Step 1: Mark the garage door by using a carpenters pencil. Use a hand grinder to create a lip on the marked pencil line. This will serve as the boundary line for were the epoxy starts.
Step 2: Prepare the garage floor by repairing any cracks or damage. Then clean the garage floor or prep the surface with a diamond grinding machine.
Step 3: Mask any areas needing to be protected from epoxy.
Step 4: Read the epoxy manufacture’s instructions and mix epoxy.
Step 5: Apply the epoxy to the floor using the manufacture’s suggestions.
Step 6: Let the epoxy fully cure before allowing foot or automobile traffic.
The exact cure time will depend on the epoxy manufacture used. Typically epoxy floors are fully cured in 24 – 72 hours.