Epoxy Flooring in Medicine Park, OK

Medicine Park is a resort town, and epoxy flooring in Medicine Park is mostly about outdoor concrete and guest traffic. Elmer Thomas founded the town on July 4, 1908, as a resort and water source near the young city of Lawton. Many of its first buildings were made of red granite cobblestones found only in the Wichita Mountains. Today it sits near the entrance to the 60,000-acre Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge, and it draws visitors to its creek, cabins and trails.

Rentals and second homes

The town is small. The 2020 census counted 411 residents in 210 households, with 289 housing units. Of those units, 27.3% were vacant at the time of the count, and the rental vacancy rate was 19.4%. Numbers like that are common in a getaway town, where some places sit empty between visits or between renters. Owners of those places want floors that clean fast between guests.

• Covered porches and patios: a textured coating that sheds mud and creek water.
• Garages and storage rooms: a flake floor that hides grit tracked in from the trails.
• Entry slabs: a non-slip finish for wet shoes coming back from the water.

Outdoor concrete near the water

Medicine Creek runs through town, and dams on it form Bath Lake. Patios and steps near the water stay damp longer and pick up sand and silt. Bare concrete there tends to stain and grow algae. A coated surface with a slip-resistant texture is easier to hose off. For slabs in full sun, we recommend a polyaspartic topcoat because it holds its color better under UV than standard epoxy.

Working around cobblestone

We do not coat stone. Many cabins here have cobblestone walls, columns or steps next to a concrete patio or porch. We mask and protect the stonework, coat only the concrete and keep a clean edge where the two meet. If your patio has stone set into it, show us at the estimate and we will plan the edges.

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Timing around the visitor season

Rental owners usually want work done between bookings. A polyaspartic system can be walked on much sooner than standard epoxy, which helps when a cabin has only a few open days. We will tell you how long the floor needs before guests can use it, and we can schedule around your calendar.

Garages and storage

Not every Medicine Park job is outdoors. Garages and storage rooms here fill up with kayaks, fishing gear and bikes. A coated floor makes it easier to sweep out sand and creek grit, and it stops wet gear from staining the concrete. A light flake blend also brightens a dim storage room.

An older crowd of owners

The median age in Medicine Park was 52.8 in 2020, and 28.7% of residents were 65 or older. For full-time residents, we often recommend a finer texture and a lighter color in garages and on porches. Both make the surface easier to see and less slippery underfoot.