Garage Floor Coating
in Rochester & Rochester Hills, MI.

Rochester Hills was Avon Township until 1984, and most of its houses went up in the decades around that change. Census figures show roughly two-thirds of its homes were built between 1970 and 1999, with the 1980s the single biggest decade and a median build year of 1984. Those are the brick colonials and ranches in places like Brooklands, the Hampton area, Fairview Farms, Wildflower, and Huntington Park, nearly all with attached two- and three-car garages and full basements. Those slabs are 25 to 50 years old now.

The City of Rochester is older at its core and newer at the edges. It was settled in 1817 where the Clinton River and Paint Creek powered its early mills, and about one in five of its homes dates from before 1960. You'll find century-old houses within walking distance of Main Street, alongside a big wave of 1990s and 2000s construction and newer condos. An old downtown slab and a 2000s builder slab have very different problems, so we grind and repair each one for what it actually is.

And Rochester garages work hard. Bikes come back muddy from the Paint Creek Trail and the Clinton River Trail, which meet right in town. Kayaks and fishing gear come home from Stony Creek Metropark and the lake at Spencer Park. There are fall trips out Avon Road to Yates Cider Mill and move-in weekends at Oakland University. Then winter brings slush tracked home from the Big Bright Light Show crowds on Main Street. For a lot of these families, the garage is the main way into the house, so the floor should look like it.