Epoxy Flooring in Geronimo, OK

Geronimo is a small town in Comanche County, and most epoxy flooring jobs in Geronimo are home garages and back patios. The 2020 census counted 1,158 residents and 449 households on about 1.5 square miles. The town is part of the Lawton metropolitan area. Some areas within Lawton's city limits are even served by Geronimo Public Schools.

Who we hear from

Geronimo is a young town. The median age in 2020 was 36.0, and 37.4% of households had children under 18. Families like that tend to want two things from a garage floor. 1. Easy cleaning. A sealed floor can be swept and mopped. Spills from paint, juice or motor oil wipe up instead of soaking in. 2. Grip. A flake broadcast finish adds light texture so kids, pets and wet shoes are less likely to slip.

For most Geronimo garages, a flake system with a clear topcoat covers both.

Should you coat or repair first?

Some floors need repair before any coating. Here is how we decide.

• Hairline cracks and small chips: filled during prep. No extra step needed.
• Wider cracks: cut, filled and ground flush, and priced as a line item.
• A sunken section or a step at a crack: usually needs leveling before a coating. We will say so up front.
• Flaking surface: ground back to sound concrete, sometimes with a resurfacer before coating.

If you only want repair for now, we can do Concrete Crack & Floor Repair as its own job and coat later.

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Rentals in town

Geronimo had 523 housing units in 2020. The rental vacancy rate was 13.4% at the time, so some homes here change tenants. Owners of those homes often ask for a mid-tone flake that hides tire marks and tracked-in dirt. A coated floor is also faster to clean at move-out.

What the day looks like

Most two-car garages in Geronimo take one to two days of work. Day one is moving things out, grinding, crack repair and the base coat with flake. Day two is scraping loose flake and the clear topcoat. Then the floor cures. You can walk on it before you can park on it, and we give you both times in writing. Plan to keep cars, bikes and storage out of the garage for the whole job.

Patios out back

Back patios in Geronimo get full afternoon sun. A coating there needs UV resistance and texture. A polyaspartic topcoat holds its color better outdoors than standard epoxy, and a broadcast texture keeps the surface safer when it is wet from a hose or a sprinkler.