Award-winning epoxy flooring services
Epoxy flooring in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Prestige Epoxy Flooring Green Bay
We install epoxy flooring in Green Bay and nearby communities. Tell us about your concrete and we will give you a free estimate based on the work it needs.
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What we do
Epoxy flooring services in Green Bay, Wisconsin
We coat concrete floors in Green Bay homes and commercial spaces. Before recommending a system, we inspect the slab and ask how you use the room. The preparation and finish follow from those answers.

Epoxy floor installation
Epoxy flooring covers concrete with a seamless surface that is easier to clean. We install it in garages, basements, workshops, and light commercial spaces where bare slabs have become dusty, stained, or worn.
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Garage floor coatings
Garage floor coatings make concrete easier to clean around parked vehicles, tools, and tracked-in salt. We prepare the slab before coating it, then help you choose a finish that suits how you use the garage year-round.
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Concrete polishing
Concrete polishing refines the existing slab into a smooth floor with a clean sheen. It suits basements, shops, showrooms, and workshops where you want easier upkeep without a topical coating.
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Industrial floor coatings
Warehouses, production areas, and service bays put more strain on a floor than its appearance suggests. We assess the traffic and cleaning demands, then install an industrial coating designed for that use.
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Basement floor coatings
A basement coating covers unfinished concrete with a surface that is easier to clean. It can finish a laundry room, storage area, workshop, or rec room without changing how you use the lower level.
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Epoxy floor repair
Peeling, cracked, or worn epoxy needs an inspection before anyone coats over it. We identify why the existing finish failed, assess the concrete, and decide which preparation and repair fit the damaged area.
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The difference
Experience you can see in the finished floor
An older East Side garage and a newer west side slab can need different preparation. We inspect the concrete first, then plan a finish for the traffic and cleaning the floor will see.
Start with the concrete
The work before the color goes down determines how the coating performs. We inspect the concrete, find surface contamination, assess cracks, and choose a preparation method for the space. Many Green Bay garages have years of road salt, moisture, and hard use behind them. We prepare the slab to create a dependable bond instead of covering what is already there.
Match the finish to its use
Tell us whether the floor will hold a parked car, a basement rec room, a showroom, or a service bay. That use guides the coating system, texture, color blend, and sheen. We explain the options so you can choose a finish that works with your routine.
Set the scope before work
Before work begins, we explain the slab's condition, the preparation and repairs it needs, your finish choices, and the expected timeline. Property managers can use that scope to coordinate access, tenants, and business operations. You know what the job includes before installation starts.
Prepare the surface in detail
Surface preparation is the base of our epoxy flooring work. We mechanically prepare the concrete as needed, clean the entire area, repair suitable cracks or flaws, and create the profile required by the coating system. Garages around neighborhoods such as Astor Park and Allouez can vary widely in slab age and previous coatings. Proper preparation helps produce a more consistent finish.
Take care of the jobsite
Your garage, basement, shop, or facility still has to function around the project. We plan access, protect nearby surfaces where needed, and keep the work area organized. Before we leave, we explain when the floor can take foot traffic and heavier use.
Local experience since 2006
Prestige Epoxy Flooring Green Bay has installed floors in Northeast Wisconsin since 2006. Garages, basements, workshops, retail areas, and commercial back rooms need finishes that look good, clean up easily, and handle regular use. We explain the work clearly and take care with the finish.
Getting started
Our epoxy flooring process
We explain the work from the first look at your concrete through the final cure instructions. You will know what we found, what each stage involves, and when you can use the floor again.
Review your space
We start by discussing the room, its condition, and how you plan to use it. During the assessment, we check the concrete, any existing coatings, visible cracks, moisture concerns, access, and layout. You can tell us your finish preferences and practical goals. We then give you a clear recommendation and estimate for the actual space.
Prepare and repair
Once we set the scope, we prepare the concrete for its new coating. The work may include cleaning, mechanical profiling, removal of weak material, and suitable crack or joint repairs. Preparation is a main part of the job because it affects how the floor performs. We also explain site access and any steps you need to take before installation.
Coat the floor and explain care
We apply the selected coating system and decorative details from the project plan, then add the appropriate protective layer. After installation, we explain the cure window, when you can return belongings, and when vehicles can come back. We also give you simple guidance for routine cleaning. You get a cleaner, finished space and clear expectations for using it.
About the company
Installing epoxy flooring in Green Bay since 2006
Prestige Epoxy Flooring Green Bay started in 2006 to install floors that handle daily use without looking worn after a season or two. We coat garages, basements, workshops, retail areas, and other busy interiors. When dust, old stains, or difficult cleaning are the problem, we ask how you use the room before recommending a finish.
Green Bay winters bring road salt into garages, and damp spring conditions can expose weak preparation. Around Astor Park, Mason Street, Lambeau Field, and Bay Settlement Road, slabs differ in age, wear, and previous coatings. We inspect those differences before deciding how to repair or prepare the concrete.
Color is only part of the finished floor. The condition of the concrete, the preparation beneath the coating, and clean edges at walls and steps also matter. We explain what the slab needs, protect nearby areas, and keep you informed as the work moves ahead.
Two decades of flooring work have not made us treat every slab the same. Tell us whether you are planning a garage refresh, a basement upgrade, or a business floor. We can inspect the space and explain the next step.
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Frequently asked questions
The concrete's condition and your plans for the room shape the answer to each flooring question. Below we cover preparation, cost, scheduling, and care for Green Bay floors.
Is epoxy flooring a good choice for a Green Bay garage?
Epoxy flooring can improve a garage when we first evaluate and prepare the concrete. Green Bay garages often see tire traffic, tracked-in residue, stored equipment, and years of stains, so the slab's condition matters more than a standard coating package. A planned system gives you a cleaner, finished space that is easier to maintain. During an assessment, we inspect the slab, identify repairs or preparation, and recommend a finish for your intended use.
How much does epoxy flooring cost in Green Bay?
Epoxy flooring costs vary because concrete floors have different preparation needs. Area size, old coating removal, concrete repairs, slab condition, coating system, decorative flake selection, and access all affect the estimate. A small garage with clean concrete has a different scope than a basement needing repairs or a commercial work area with scheduling limits. After discussing your space, we provide a project-specific estimate that shows what is included instead of quoting a misleading flat price.
How far ahead should I schedule an epoxy floor installation?
Scheduling depends on the project's type and size, our current workload, the concrete, and timing that works for your home or facility. Contact us once you know your preferred window, especially when coordinating a move, garage cleanout, renovation, or business operations. We will discuss availability and any preparation needed before installation. We set timing expectations around your project and selected system instead of promising one schedule for every floor.
What should I do before my epoxy flooring project begins?
Before work starts, clear vehicles, storage, tools, and movable belongings so we can reach the entire concrete surface. During planning, we will cover site access, nearby items, and any existing coatings or repairs that need extra attention. Ask early if you have questions about shelving, appliances, floor drains, or anything you cannot move. Clear preparation from you and our crew helps the full installation run smoothly and protects the surrounding space.
How do you make sure an epoxy floor is built for lasting performance?
Long-term performance starts with the concrete beneath the decorative finish. We evaluate the slab, prepare the surface mechanically where suitable, clean it, repair appropriate cracks or damaged areas, and apply the selected system to its requirements. We also explain cure times so heavy use does not begin too soon. Each surface has different conditions and demands, but careful preparation gives the coating its best chance to perform as intended.
What is the difference between epoxy and polyaspartic flooring?
Epoxy and polyaspartic products have different properties, application needs, and cure behavior in professional concrete coating systems. Your slab's condition, the environment, your preferred appearance, expected traffic, and project schedule determine the right choice. Some floors suit a system with several compatible layers instead of one product type. We explain the practical differences in plain English and recommend an approach for your space instead of selling one product for every job.
Do you serve Appleton, De Pere, and the Fox Cities?
Yes. We serve Appleton, Oshkosh, Sheboygan, Fond du Lac, Manitowoc, De Pere, and Neenah as well as Green Bay. We apply the same standards for concrete preparation, finish selection, communication, and site planning across the region. Travel can affect scheduling, especially for large spaces or restricted sites, but our approach to the work stays the same. Share your location and project details so we can discuss the next step.
Can epoxy flooring be installed over cracked or stained concrete?
Cracks and stains are common in garage, basement, and workshop concrete, and they do not always stop an epoxy flooring project. We first determine what caused the issue, whether the concrete is stable, and which preparation or repair makes sense before coating. Some cracks can be repaired during installation, while others need special consideration. We inspect the surface, explain what we can improve, and set clear expectations for the finished floor.
Our promise
A strong foundation for a dependable floor
Stains, wear, and cracks make it hard to choose a coating from a color sample alone. We inspect the concrete, explain which finishes it can support, and build the installation plan around the preparation it needs.
Prepare each surface properly
Years of wear beneath a new coating can cause trouble if the surface is not prepared. We evaluate the slab, clean it, profile it mechanically where needed, and make targeted repairs before coating begins. That sequence gives the finish a sound surface to bond to.
Build for daily use
Vehicles, tools, storage, and regular cleaning all affect a garage or work floor. We recommend a coating for that traffic, then discuss decorative flakes, protective topcoats, and texture. You can choose how the room looks without losing sight of how it must work.
Explain each choice
We explain what color, gloss, flake blends, repairs, and timing mean for your floor. You can compare the options and know what each choice changes. Before installation, we agree on a plan and the finish you want.
See our work
Recent Prestige flooring work
These are our projects in garages, basements, workshops, and commercial spaces. Compare the visible finishes, then see each project photo with details.
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Epoxy flooring services in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Green Bay garages near Bay Beach, workspaces in the Broadway District, and homes near Titletown do not all use their floors the same way. We start with your concrete and what the room needs to handle.
Call AnytimeA Green Bay garage often does more than hold a parked car. You might store bikes near Baird Creek, build a workshop on the East Side, or want a cleaner entrance to a home near Lambeau Field. The floor needs to work hard and look intentional every day. Since 2006, Prestige Epoxy Flooring Green Bay has served the area with systems designed around each specific slab, the room's use, and the finish you want to live with.
Older garages around Astor Park, Fort Howard, and the streets around downtown may have patches, oil stains, uneven wear, or remnants of old coatings. These conditions do not rule out a good finish, but they require an honest assessment and suitable preparation. We take time to examine the existing concrete before recommending a coating plan, so you understand the work needed beneath the finished surface and the appearance it supports.
Newer homes and growing areas near the Village of Bellevue, Ledgeview, and the west side often come with different goals. Some clients want to turn a standard garage into a bright, organized part of the home with a flake finish that feels clean and is easy to maintain. Others plan a basement rec room, home gym, or hobby space where a seamless floor makes everyday cleaning simpler. We help you narrow the color blends, texture, and sheen to a manageable choice.
Green Bay businesses and local property managers need flooring that fits the way a space operates. A back room, showroom, maintenance area, or light-duty work zone needs a finish suited to its traffic, cleaning demands, and visual role. Access and timing matter around the Broadway District, the Port of Green Bay, and busy corridors such as Mason Street and Oneida Street. We discuss logistics early and plan the installation to fit the site as smoothly as possible.
You may want to know whether the coating suits your slab, how it will look beside cabinets or walls, and when vehicles or equipment can return. We answer those questions during planning. Surface profiling, suitable repairs, careful application, and realistic cure guidance determine how the finished floor performs.
Green Bay's active homes and practical workspaces stretch from the CityDeck on the Fox River to Bay Beach, the Resch Center, and neighborhoods that connect to De Pere. We are proud to work on the garages, basements, workshops, and facilities that support daily life here. If you are considering an epoxy floor, start by telling us about the space. We will recommend a clear plan based on local experience, careful preparation, and respect for your property.
Quality standards
Materials and methods we use
We choose the coating system after inspecting the concrete and discussing how you use the room. Preparation methods and compatible coating components matter as much as the color you see when the work is done.
Dust, old sealers, oil, moisture, salt residue, and small cracks can affect a new coating. During an on-site inspection, we check for those conditions and mark repairs before choosing a preparation method. A color chart cannot tell us what the slab needs.
Mechanical preparation is central to our work. Diamond-grinding equipment opens the concrete and removes weak material, giving the coating a clean, properly textured surface to grip. Industrial dust collection helps us keep the work area controlled. This stage is especially relevant in garages near the Fox River, where tracked-in grit, moisture, and seasonal road treatment can leave rough concrete.
Before applying the main coating, we use compatible repair materials to fill cracks, patch damaged spots, and improve transitions. Concrete moves over time, so every crack may not disappear completely, but careful repairs give the finished floor a cleaner, more deliberate appearance. We then choose epoxy-based coating layers, optional decorative chips, and protective clear coats for the room's needs.
A finish can make sweeping easier and bring more light into a dim garage or basement. We explain solid colors, chip blends, texture, and cleaning before you choose, so the floor works for the room as well as it looks.
Pricing
What affects the cost of an epoxy flooring project
The price depends on the floor we find and the finish you choose. Our estimate describes the preparation, materials, and work included in the proposed scope instead of relying on one standard number.
Area size is one part of an epoxy flooring estimate, but it is not the only factor. A small garage with clean, sound concrete may need far less preparation than a similar space with failing paint, deep cracks, moisture concerns, or years of oil stains. Access to the room, edges, steps, drains, and built-in obstacles also changes the time required to prepare the slab correctly.
Your finish also affects the estimate. Solid colors, decorative chip systems, protective clear coats, and added texture each change the materials and labor involved. A workshop needing an easy-to-clean floor may call for a different system than a finished basement near Titletown, where appearance and comfort underfoot matter more. We help you compare options without pushing upgrades that do not suit the space.
A cheap quote can become expensive if it skips preparation or repairs. Coatings need a sound bond to the slab. We check for contamination and weak material before coating so those problems do not sit beneath the new finish.
During a free estimate, we inspect the condition of the floor, measure the space, discuss your goals, and answer questions about color, timing, and use. You receive a direct recommendation based on what we find. If any variables could change the scope, we explain them clearly before scheduling the work so you can make an informed decision.
Timeline
How long epoxy flooring projects take in Green Bay
Floor condition, coating system, temperature, and humidity set the schedule. We explain the working days and cure time before the job so you can plan when the room will be usable again.
Many standard garage floors take one or two working days to prepare and coat, followed by a cure period before foot traffic or vehicles return. Large spaces, extensive crack repairs, old coating removal, and detailed edges add time. We need to see the slab before setting the schedule because square footage tells only part of the story.
Green Bay conditions matter most in colder months. Indoor temperature, moisture in the concrete, ventilation, and the selected system affect when work can start and how long the floor must cure. A heated garage may allow more scheduling flexibility than an unheated space in winter, but we confirm the conditions before work begins.
On the day of the project, clear vehicles, stored items, and loose belongings from the entire area. We prepare the concrete, control dust during grinding, complete needed repairs, and apply the selected coating layers. We then give you practical guidance on when you can walk on the floor, return items, and resume normal use.
If weather or slab conditions change the schedule, we tell you early. Preparation, application, and curing each need their allotted time for the coating system to perform as intended.
Service area
Serving Green Bay and nearby communities
Green Bay is our home base, including the Broadway District, Astor Park, the East Side, Baird Creek, and neighborhoods near Lambeau Field. We know the area's mix of older detached garages, lower-level spaces, workshops, and newer construction. De Pere sits minutes away across the Fox River, where West De Pere and East De Pere properties often need garage and basement finishes that suit well-kept living spaces.
Appleton is roughly 35 to 45 minutes south of Green Bay, and we take projects near College Avenue, the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, Northland Avenue, and surrounding neighborhoods. Neenah is about 45 to 55 minutes away, with established homes near Lake Winnebago and active commercial spaces downtown and along the riverfront. In both cities, we help clients balance a polished appearance with practical daily use.
Oshkosh is generally about an hour from Green Bay, with garages, shops, and facilities near the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, downtown, and the shores of Lake Winnebago. Fond du Lac is about 75 to 90 minutes away and ranges from historic residential areas to workspaces near Lakeside Park and major transportation corridors. We plan each project around the existing concrete's condition, access to the work area, and the finished floor's purpose.
We also serve Sheboygan and Manitowoc along the Lake Michigan side of the region. Sheboygan is usually about an hour away, while Manitowoc is often 45 to 55 minutes from Green Bay. From properties near Sheboygan's Riverfront and Kohler-Andrae area to garages and facilities around Manitowoc's lakefront, Washington Park, and downtown, we use the same preparation-led epoxy flooring process in each location.
Plan your new floor with confidence
Tell us what you want to change in your Green Bay garage, basement, workshop, or business space. We will inspect the concrete and give you a free estimate with a clear plan for the finish.
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