Epoxy Flooring in Reidsville, NC

Epoxy flooring in Reidsville often helps an old building start over. Tobacco and textile work carried the city for generations, and since the American Tobacco plant closed in 1994, many spaces have been turned to new uses. A good floor is one of the quickest ways to make an old room feel ready for business.

Downtown revitalization

Reidsville has used the Main Street, Streetscape and Facade Incentive Grant programs to bring downtown buildings back. When a storefront becomes a cafe, studio or office, the old slab under it is often cracked, stained or covered with layers of tile adhesive. We grind to sound concrete, repair what needs it, and then lay down a clean solid color, a fine flake or a clear coat that shows off the old concrete.

Mill and warehouse slabs

Cone Mills and Burlington Industries once ran most of the local mills, and most have since closed. Large old floors in those buildings often carry oil and residue deep into the concrete. We test a small area first so you know whether a coating will bond before you commit to the whole floor.

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Older homes, higher vacancy

The city had 7,280 housing units in 2020, and 11.8% were vacant. Some of those are older homes being bought and fixed up. Garages in older houses often lack a vapor barrier, so moisture testing is a must, and a damp-tolerant primer is common.

Two historic districts

The Reidsville Historic District and Richardson Houses Historic District are on the National Register. For homes and buildings in those areas, we suggest finishes that suit the period, such as muted colors and satin sheens, and keep the work inside the existing slab.

Planning around a grand opening

When a renovated building has an opening date, the floor is often one of the last trades in. We give you a written timeline that includes prep, coating and cure time, so you know when shelving, furniture and customers can come in.

Bringing an old space back to life? Get a free estimate or call (336) 962-4282.