Utility Room Coatings in North St. Paul, Minnesota.

North St. Paul is built on small lots, and small lots are the whole story for a floor coating here. Around downtown and Silver Lake, the housing dates to the 1900s through the 1920s and the garage is frequently detached, single-car, unheated and reached from the alley, standing on a slab that is either original or was replaced at some point nobody has a record of. That means two things: the coating has to be done inside a temperature window, because an unheated slab has to be warm enough for polyurea to cure, and the slab has to be read before it is quoted, because century-old concrete is often thin and was poured without a vapor barrier. The rest of the city is 1940s through 1960s post-war housing with small attached garages on slabs that grind predictably and that have usually been painted at least once. Salt is heavier here than in neighborhoods away from the highways, because Highway 36 and Century Avenue are treated all winter and every car on them parks here.

Utility Room Coatings specifically in North St. Paul

North St. Paul utility and mudrooms are the smallest we coat, often well under 150 square feet, because the housing stock was not built with big ones. That is exactly where the winter salt off Highway 36 and Century Avenue lands first. Polyurea takes salt, washer overflow and boot traffic without staining, and the room is normally coated in the same visit as the garage or basement it opens onto.

Neighborhoods we work in

• Downtown and Seventh Avenue
• Silver Lake
• Casey Lake
• Margaret Street corridor
• Gateway Trail corridor
• Highway 36 frontage