Epoxy Flooring in Duncan, OK

Epoxy flooring in Duncan gets put to work. Erle P. Halliburton started the New Method Oil Well Cementing Company here in 1919, and the company still keeps seven complexes in Duncan. Oil wells opened in Stephens County in 1918 and drove fast growth. A town with that history has a lot of shop floors: service bays, fabrication buildings, equipment yards with concrete pads and home shops behind houses. Those floors take a beating, and they are where a heavy coating earns its cost.

What a working floor needs

A shop that handles drilling equipment, trucks or pumps sees hydraulic oil, diesel, drilling mud, dragged steel and floor jacks. Bare concrete soaks up fluid and turns dark and slick. A thin garage kit will peel within months. For these floors we use thicker systems:

• 100% solids epoxy built up in multiple coats for impact and abrasion
• Broadcast quartz or flake for grip around wash bays and drains
• Chemical-resistant topcoats where fuel and solvents get spilled
• Line striping for walkways, work cells and parking

The prep is heavier too. Oil-soaked concrete gets degreased and ground, sometimes more than once, before the first coat. If oil keeps wicking up from the slab, we tell you before we coat.

Scheduling around a business

Most shops cannot shut down for a week. We work in sections when the layout allows, or schedule over a weekend. Fast-curing polyaspartic topcoats can shorten the time a bay is out of service. We put the sequence in writing so your crew knows which areas are closed and when.

Duncan homes and garages

Duncan's housing spans a long stretch of time. Several Tudor Revival homes went up in the 1930s, and the city expanded its limits during the World War II economic surge. The 2020 census counted 11,209 housing units, with 62.4% of occupied homes owned by the people living in them. Older garages here tend to be single-car or narrow two-car spaces with patched floors. Newer ones are larger and smoother. Both need grinding and crack repair before a coating will last.

Sun on patios and open garages

Duncan averages 241 sunny days a year. That sun fades and yellows standard epoxy on any slab it reaches. For patios, pool decks and garages whose doors stay open, we use a polyaspartic or other UV-stable topcoat and lighter colors that stay cooler underfoot.

Older buildings downtown

Duncan's early wood buildings were replaced with sandstone and brick after natural disasters, and eight of the ten National Register-listed places in Stephens County are in the city. Older commercial and residential buildings often have slabs with old tile adhesive, worn paint or decades of patching. We grind those down to sound concrete, repair what needs it and coat the floor so it is easy to keep clean. For a storefront or office, a solid color or a light flake gives a clean, finished look without the cost of new flooring. We check every floor before quoting, and we only coat concrete.

Crack repair on its own

Not every Duncan floor needs a full coating right away. Some owners call because a crack has opened across a garage or a section near the door has dropped. We can fill and seal cracks, grind down a raised edge and patch spalled spots as a standalone repair. That stops water and dirt from working into the crack and makes the floor safer to walk. If you decide to coat later, the repaired slab is ready for it.

Call (580) 896-4922 or

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