Epoxy Flooring in Lincolnwood, IL

Epoxy flooring in Lincolnwood falls into two groups. Most of the village is single-family homes from the 1950s, but nearly a fifth of its housing sits in large buildings. ACS figures summarized by Point2Homes show 39.7% of housing was built in the 1950s and 73.5% of units are single-family detached, while 19.5% are in buildings with 50 or more units.

Midcentury garages

A 1950s garage slab has seen roughly seventy winters. Salt wear, joint cracks and old paint are typical. We grind the floor, repair what needs it and then apply a flake system with a durable topcoat. The result handles brine, dust and daily parking and rinses clean.

Towers and condo buildings

Wikipedia notes a neighborhood called The Towers, west of the Edens Expressway. Large residential buildings have storage rooms, trash rooms, bike rooms and parking areas that see carts, bins and wet tires. We quote those by area and phase, so residents keep access, and suggest textured finishes where floors get wet.

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Retail along busy corridors

Lincolnwood Town Center is an indoor mall with more than 100 shops, and neighborhood shopping runs along Lincoln, Devon and Touhy avenues, per Wikipedia. Stockrooms, receiving areas and restaurant back-of-house floors take heavy traffic. Durable coatings with slip texture make cleaning faster and footing safer.

Next to the channel

The North Shore Channel runs along the village's eastern border. Homes on lower ground near the channel may have more slab moisture, so we test before coating and adjust the primer when needed.

A small village with high ownership

About 83.8% of occupied homes are owner occupied, per the ACS summary. Most owners plan to stay, so we explain how a topcoat can be refreshed in the future instead of replacing the whole floor.