Epoxy Flooring in Hazelton, ND

Hazelton has a farming history worth knowing before you plan epoxy flooring here. The city was founded in 1902 and was once known as the flax capital of the nation. Grain farming still shapes the floors we see around town: farm shops and grain-truck bays, plus home garages in town that range from decades old to recently poured.

If you are building new

Hazelton's leaders have worked to bring new residents in. Wikipedia, citing a 2010 NBC News report, says the city offered free land and startup money to people who moved to town. If you are putting up a new house or garage, plan the floor now.

• New concrete needs time to cure before it is coated. We will tell you how long to wait for your slab.
• Builders often apply a cure-and-seal product. It must be ground off so the coating can bond.
• Ask your concrete crew to keep control joints clean and evenly spaced. That makes for a tidier finished floor.
• If you want a floor drain or a slope toward the door, it has to go in at the pour. A coating cannot add it.

Older homes in town

Hazelton's population peaked at 500 in 1940 and was 223 in the 2020 census, with 126 housing units in 2010. Many homes date from the town's earlier decades. Their garages and basements often have rough, cracked or painted concrete. We grind it down to a clean surface, repair cracks and pits, and then coat it. For a basement, we test moisture first.

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Grain-farm shops

A farm shop in Emmons County sees grain trucks, combines being serviced, chaff and dust, and spilled fluids. Bare concrete holds onto all of it. A shop-grade epoxy with a chemical-resistant topcoat gives you a floor you can sweep and wash. Flake in the walkways and around the bench adds grip.

Weather that sets the schedule

Hazelton's climate figures on Wikipedia show about 44.7 inches of snow a year, a record low of −35 °F, and about 82.5 days with precipitation a year, with June the wettest month. Winter means brine and slush in the garage and slabs too cold to coat without heat. Wet stretches in early summer mean we check slab moisture before we start. We plan unheated buildings for dry, warm weeks.

Matching services to Hazelton floors

• Garage Floor Coating: new and older home garages in town
• Epoxy Flake Floors: for grip and to hide dust from gravel and field roads
• Polyaspartic Floor Coating: when a short shutdown matters, such as before harvest
• Shop & Pole Barn Floor Epoxy: grain-farm shops and equipment buildings
• Basement Floor Epoxy and Metallic Epoxy Floors: dry basements and finished rooms

What the estimate includes

We come out, measure the floor, and check moisture, cracks and any old coating. You get a written quote that names the system, lists every prep step and coat, and gives the total price. Nothing gets added without your written approval.