Epoxy Flooring in Brandon, SD

Epoxy flooring in Brandon means working on slabs from almost every decade since 1960. The town counted 200 people in 1950. It reached 1,431 by 1970, 3,545 by 1990, 8,785 by 2010 and 11,048 at the 2020 census. Every jump in that count meant new streets and new garages, so a single estimate trip here can take us from a forty-year-old floor to one poured a few summers ago.

Reading the slab by its age

We do not guess a slab's condition from the street, but the era of a house gives us a starting point.

• 1960s and 1970s homes. These garages have seen the most winters. Expect surface scaling near the door, old oil stains and the odd settled section. Prep takes longer, and crack repair is usually a line item.
• 1980s and 1990s homes. Often in fair shape, with control-joint chips and paint or sealer from a past owner that has to be ground off.
• 2000s to today. Usually flat and solid. The common issue is a slick, hard-troweled surface or a cure-and-seal product. Grinding fixes both.

Families use these garages hard

Brandon is a family town. In 2020, 44.7% of households had children under 18, and 61.5% were married couples. Garages here hold bikes, strollers, sports gear, a second fridge and often a workout corner. That is a lot of traffic and a lot of dropped things. For most of these floors we suggest an epoxy flake floor: the chips hide scuffs, the texture adds grip when the floor is wet, and the topcoat takes impacts better than bare concrete.

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Near the river and the creek

Brandon sits along the Big Sioux River and Split Rock Creek, and the Big Sioux Recreation Area is right nearby. Plenty of people here keep kayaks, fishing gear, bikes and camping equipment in the garage or basement. Wet gear and muddy boots are hard on bare concrete and on carpet. A sealed basement floor epoxy or a flake garage floor gives you a surface you can hose or mop without worrying about it.

Businesses on Splitrock Boulevard

Most of Brandon's businesses are on Splitrock Boulevard, and Interstate 90 runs along the north edge of town. We coat floors for small shops, service bays and storage spaces with commercial and shop floor epoxy. Those jobs often need a thicker build and a slip-resistant texture, and we can schedule around business hours.

Planning around the school year

With so many Brandon Valley families in town, timing matters. Most people want the garage done when it is easy to park in the driveway for a day or two. Late spring and summer are the busiest weeks for us here. Early fall works well too, before the first hard frost, and the slab is usually still warm enough for a standard epoxy cure. If you want a winter install, we will look at whether the garage is heated and plan a polyaspartic system.

What we install here

• Garage floor coating with flake or solid color
• Polyaspartic floor coating when you want a faster return to service
• Basement floor epoxy for rec rooms and storage
• Metallic epoxy floors for finished basements and bars
• Commercial and shop floor epoxy along the business corridor

Call (605) 299-0051 and we will set up a time to look at your floor.