MISSOULA, MONTANA · SINCE 2008
Epoxy & Concrete Floor Coatings in Missoula, MT
Transform surfaces with durable finishes designed around the look of your space.
Winnwood Flooring installs metallic epoxy, decorative flake and sand systems, overlays, and other concrete finishes.
MISSOULA, MONTANA · SINCE 2008
Give Your Concrete a Finished Look
Bare concrete does not have to stay plain. Winnwood Flooring offers concrete finishing options ranging from decorative epoxy systems to grinding and polishing. Marc can help determine which available system fits your project and the appearance you want, with multiple colors, textures, and finishing approaches available depending on the application.
- Metallic Epoxy Systems
- Decorative Flake Finishes
- Decorative Sand Systems
- Concrete Overlays
WHY HOMEOWNERS CHOOSE WINNWOOD
Concrete Finishes Built Around You
Choose from multiple coating and finishing methods to create a surface that fits the space and your preferred appearance.
- Metallic epoxy creates a distinctive decorative finish with depth and visual movement.
- Decorative flake systems combine colorful flakes with a professionally applied coating for a distinctive finished surface.
- Decorative sand provides another textured option for customizing finished concrete surfaces.
- Grinding, polishing, and overlays offer additional ways to improve or transform existing concrete.
Where Craftsmanship Still Matters : 3314 S Reserve Street Suite A Missoula, Mt
Serving Missoula & the Bitterroot Valley
Service Area
Winnwood Flooring provides free in-home estimates throughout Missoula, Ravalli, Granite, Mineral, and Flathead counties. Marc can evaluate your concrete and discuss the coating or finishing systems available for your particular project.
Your Concrete Finishing Options
FREE, NO-PRESSURE ESTIMATE
Different concrete surfaces call for different approaches. Marc can inspect the existing concrete, discuss the appearance you have in mind, and help determine which available finishing system fits the project.
Hardwood Floor Installation
Professionally installed hardwood flooring adds natural warmth, character, and long-term value to your living space.
Hardwood Floor Recoating
Renew a worn protective finish before deeper scratches and exposed wood make complete refinishing necessary.
Hardwood Floor Repair
Address isolated damage, worn boards, gaps, and other problem areas while preserving as much of the original floor as possible.
Hardwood Floor Cleaning & Maintenance
Refresh your hardwood floors with professional deep cleaning and maintenance tailored to the condition of your wood and finish.
HOW IT WORKS
From Existing Concrete to a Finished Surface
1. Discuss Your Project
Tell us about the concrete surface, its current condition, and the type of finished appearance you would like to achieve.
2. Free In-Home Assessment
Marc examines the existing surface in person and discusses the coating, decorative, or finishing options appropriate for the project.
3. Select Your Finish
Choose from the available systems and decorative approaches before receiving a clear quote and moving forward with scheduling.
4. Prepare & Finish the Surface
The concrete is prepared for the selected application, then the chosen coating or finishing system is professionally installed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions? We’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common things homeowners ask about our in-home consultation process, products, and installation.
Where can concrete coatings be installed?
Coatings may be appropriate for garages, basements, workshops, storage rooms, utility areas, and other suitable concrete surfaces. The slab and surrounding conditions must be evaluated before installation.
Is an epoxy coating the same as concrete paint?
No. Professional coating systems require more extensive surface preparation and are formulated to bond to properly prepared concrete. Standard concrete paint generally does not provide the same installation process or finished system.
Can you coat concrete that already has paint on it?
Existing paint or coating may need to be removed before a new system can be applied. Its condition, compatibility, and adhesion must be evaluated as part of the preparation process.
Do cracks need to be repaired first?
Cracks and damaged areas should be assessed before coating. Some minor imperfections may be repairable during preparation, but active movement or structural problems may require separate attention.
