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Timberline Epoxy

Premium Garage Floor CoatingsLa Crosse · Eau Claire · Madison

Garage floors built
for Wisconsin winters

Full-flake epoxy and polyurea systems installed across Central and Southwest Wisconsin. Salt, snow, and hot tires — handled.

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  • Epoxy & Polyurea
  • Local Wisconsin Company
  • Residential & Commercial

Built for Wisconsin

Salt, freeze-thaw, hot tires

Free On-Site Quotes

We look at your actual slab

Diamond Grinding

Never acid etching

Full-Flake Systems

Broadcast to refusal

Our Systems

Two systems. One honest recommendation.

We install both. Which one goes on your floor depends on your slab and how you actually use the space — not on what we'd rather sell.

System 01

Full-Flake Epoxy

A proven, high-build system with excellent adhesion and a deep, finished look.

  • Moisture-tolerant epoxy base coat
  • Vinyl flake broadcast to full refusal
  • Clear protective topcoat
  • Thick, uniform, textured surface

Good fit for: Attached garages and sound interior slabs where build thickness and adhesion matter most.

System 02

Full-Flake Polyurea

Faster cure, better UV stability, and more flexibility through freeze-thaw movement.

  • Polyurea / polyaspartic base coat
  • Same full-refusal flake broadcast
  • Polyaspartic clear topcoat
  • Won't yellow at the garage door line

Good fit for: Floors that see direct sun at the door, heavy use, and slabs that move with freeze-thaw cycles.

Not sure which one you need? That's what the free quote is for.

Epoxy runs $5–$7 per square foot and polyurea $6–$9, with every bit of the prep included. Where your floor lands comes down to the size and condition of the slab, so we quote every one on site. See the full cost breakdown or compare both systems in detail.

Why Full Flake

We're a full-flake company by choice.

Flake is broadcast to refusal — until the floor won't take another chip — then scraped and vacuumed back to a consistent profile before the topcoat goes on. That buildup is what makes the surface durable, slip-resistant, and uniform.

Better underfoot

The flake profile gives real texture. It grips when the floor is wet with snowmelt.

Hides real life

Salt residue, dirt, and everyday wear disappear into the blend instead of announcing themselves.

More forgiving

On a working garage floor, a textured system takes abuse better than a mirror finish.

What You Get

A floor that earns its keep.

Built for Wisconsin Winters

Specified for road salt, freeze-thaw cycles, snowmelt, and hot tires — the actual test.

Salt & Chemical Resistant

Stands up to de-icers, oil, gas, brake fluid, and most household chemicals.

Slip-Resistant Texture

The flake profile grips better underfoot than a smooth, sealed floor, wet or dry.

No More Concrete Dust

Ends the grey film that settles on everything you keep in the garage.

Easy to Clean

Seamless, with no grout lines or seams to trap dirt. Sweep it, mop it, hose it out.

Clean, Premium Finish

A uniform surface that makes the whole garage read as finished space.

Our Process

Prep is where floors are won or lost.

Most coating failures trace back to what happened before the first coat. Here's exactly what we do.

  1. Free On-Site Quote

    We look at the actual slab, talk through how the space gets used, and give you a written number.

  2. Mechanical Surface Prep

    Diamond grinding to open the concrete profile. No acid etching, no shortcuts — this is where coatings succeed or fail.

  3. Crack & Joint Repair

    Cracks, spalls, pits, and control joints are filled and shaped before any coating goes down.

  4. Base Coat

    Epoxy or polyurea, applied to spec for your slab and your use.

  5. Full Flake Broadcast

    Your chosen blend, broadcast to refusal, then scraped and vacuumed back to a uniform profile.

  6. Clear Topcoat

    The protective layer that takes the salt, the hot tires, and the shovel.

  7. Walkthrough & Cure

    We clean up, walk the floor with you, and tell you exactly when to walk on it and when to park on it.

Flake Color Blends

Thirty-one blends. One that fits your house.

Match the trim, the siding, the cabinets, or the truck. Tap any blend to see it full size.

Service Area

Central & Southwest Wisconsin

Anchored in three cities, working across the communities around each.

LA CROSSEEAU CLAIREMADISON

Orientation map — approximate. Call to confirm coverage for your address.

La Crosse

Onalaska · Holmen · West Salem · La Crescent · Sparta · Tomah · Viroqua

Eau Claire

Altoona · Chippewa Falls · Menomonie · Lake Hallie · Bloomer · Osseo

Madison

Middleton · Sun Prairie · Verona · Waunakee · Fitchburg

Commercial too. Shops, service bays, warehouses, light industrial, and agricultural buildings — pole barns, machine sheds and farm shops — scheduled around your operation.

See every area we cover, or if you don't see your town — Call (608) 980-3843

Questions

The things people ask us first.

Full-flake epoxy runs $5–$7 per square foot and full-flake polyurea runs $6–$9 per square foot, with all of the preparation included — grinding, crack repair and joint work are inside that number, not added on later. Where your floor lands in the range comes down to the condition of the slab. See the cost page for the full breakdown.

Neither is better in every case. Polyurea cures faster, holds its color in direct sun, and flexes with a slab that moves through freeze-thaw. Epoxy builds thicker and offers excellent adhesion and value on a sound interior slab. We install both, so we have no reason to steer you.

That's almost always a prep failure, not a product failure. Coatings peel when they were applied over a sealed, unprepared, or acid-etched surface. We mechanically diamond grind every floor to open the concrete profile so the base coat bonds into the slab rather than sitting on top of it.

Both depend on the system and the conditions on site — polyurea returns to service faster than epoxy. We give you the specific schedule, including walk-on and park-on times, with your quote, so you know exactly how long the garage is out of use before we start.

Yes. Cracks, spalls, pits, and control joints are filled and shaped as part of the process, before any coating goes down. Coating over an unrepaired crack just telegraphs it back through the finish.

Salt and de-icers are exactly what these systems are specified for. The clear topcoat is the layer that takes the salt, the melt water, and the hot tires. A sealed, seamless surface also means the brine isn't soaking into your concrete the way it does on a bare slab.

Sweep or blow it out, then mop or hose it down. There are no seams or grout lines holding dirt. For winter salt residue, plain warm water and a soft-bristle push broom is usually all it takes.

We stand behind our workmanship. Warranty terms depend on the system installed, so ask about the specific coverage for your floor during your free quote and we'll go through it with you in writing.

Central and Southwest Wisconsin, anchored in La Crosse, Eau Claire, and Madison — plus the surrounding communities of each. If you're not sure whether you're in range, call (608) 980-3843 and we'll tell you.

More questions on cost, prep, and installation are on the full FAQ page.

Free Quote

Get a written number for your garage.

Tell us a little about the space and we'll set up a free on-site visit. No pressure, no sales script.

  1. 1You send the form or call.
  2. 2We reach out to schedule a visit that works for you.
  3. 3We look at the slab and talk through your options.
  4. 4You get a written quote — then you decide.
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