Epoxy Flooring in East Missoula, MT

Epoxy flooring in East Missoula fits a tight, close-knit place. The whole community covers about 1.25 square miles between the City of Missoula on the west and the Clark Fork River on the east. Interstate 90 runs along its southern edge with access at Exit 107, and the old US 10 and MT 200 run right through the middle. In 2020, 99.2 percent of its 2,465 residents lived in an urban setting. With houses that close together, the garage or basement is often the only extra room a household has.

When one garage does everything

A small garage here might be a parking spot, a laundry room, a bike shop and a pantry at once. That shapes what we recommend:

• A flake floor that hides scuffs and is easy to sweep
• A light color that brightens a space with one small window
• Grit in the topcoat near the door, where snow comes in
• Sealed edges along walls, so wash water does not soak into the bottom plate

In a single-car garage, the prep and coating usually take less time than a large garage, though the steps are the same.

Many renters, many single-person households

The 2020 census counted 1,089 households in East Missoula, and 33.7 percent of them were one person living alone. Vacancy was very low: 1.7 percent for homeowners and 1.9 percent for rentals. When rentals turn over fast, landlords want floors that clean up quickly between tenants. A coated garage or basement floor does not soak up oil, paint or pet accidents the way bare concrete does. It also hides less, so a quick mop shows whether it is clean.

For landlords we keep the scope practical. We fix the cracks and pits, put down a durable system, and skip upgrades that do not pay off in a rental.

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Growth since 2010

East Missoula grew 14.3 percent between 2010 and 2020, and housing units went from 828 to 1,145. That puts a mix of concrete in the neighborhood. Older slabs need crack repair and paint removal. Newer ones need grinding to remove builder sealer. We quote each one for what it is.

Living below Mount Jumbo

Mount Jumbo rises to 4,768 feet above Missoula, and you can still see the shorelines of Glacial Lake Missoula on its face. The mountain's north side is closed to people from December 1 to May 1 for wintering elk, and the south side from December 1 to March 15. Those are long winter months, and plenty of East Missoula residents spend them working in the garage instead. A dry, bright, sealed floor makes that space easier to use.

Services we do most here

Garage Floor Coating and Epoxy Flake Floors for compact garages. Basement Floor Epoxy for lower-level laundry and storage. Concrete Crack & Floor Repair on older slabs before anything goes on top. Polyaspartic Floor Coating when a tenant or owner needs the space back quickly.