
The City of Mineral Water on the I-69 corridor
Epoxy Flooring in Martinsville, IN
Garage, basement and business floors for Morgan County's seat, starting with a moisture reading.
- Free on-site estimate with a slab moisture test
- Itemized written quote you approve before we start
- Floors ground with diamond tooling, never just acid-washed
Martinsville Floors Start With Water
Martinsville has a long relationship with water, and that is where our epoxy flooring work here starts. From 1888 to 1968, visitors came to the city's sanitariums for its artesian mineral water. In 1899, Eugene Shireman turned swampland into fish ponds and founded Grassyfork Fisheries, and the city became known for goldfish. A town built on springs and ponds is a town where we test every basement slab before we recommend a coating.
Testing before we quote
Moisture rising through concrete is the main reason basement coatings bubble and peel. In Martinsville we: 1. Take a moisture reading on the slab during the estimate. 2. Check the floor-wall joint and any cracks for signs of seepage. 3. Pick a primer rated for the reading we get. 4. Tell you plainly if water needs to be dealt with before any coating.
We would rather walk away from a job than put a floor down that will fail.
A bigger city than it used to be
In 2014 a judge upheld an annexation that grew Martinsville by about a third, and I-69 now runs along the city. The 2020 census counted 11,932 residents and 5,281 housing units. Census QuickFacts puts the owner-occupied rate at 63.3% and the median owner-occupied home value at $163,400. That mix means we work on everything from older homes near the courthouse square to newer houses and businesses near the highway.
Matching floors to buildings
- Older homes downtown: worn, patched or painted garage slabs that need grinding and crack repair before a garage floor epoxy system.
- Newer subdivisions: smooth, hard slabs that need a full grind for grip, then epoxy flake floors or a polyaspartic topcoat.
- Finished basements: basement floor epoxy in solid color or metallic over a tested, primed slab.
- Shops, warehouses and service bays near I-69: shop and commercial floor epoxy at a heavier build for forklifts, carts and chemicals.
Businesses on a schedule
Commercial owners in Martinsville often cannot close for a week. We can split a floor into sections, work after hours on some projects, or use polyaspartic topcoats that return the floor to service sooner. Each option is written into the quote so you know the plan before we start.
Repair before finish
Cracks, spalled joints and pitted areas are common on slabs of every age. Our concrete crack and floor repair service fills and grinds them flush. That keeps them from showing through the new coating and stops water from getting under it.
Courthouse-square homes
The Morgan County Courthouse, finished in 1859, anchors the Martinsville Commercial Historic District, and more than a dozen places in the city are on the National Register. Homes in the older blocks around downtown often have detached garages with thin, worn slabs. We grind off old paint, fill cracks and rebuild broken edges before coating. Floor coating is interior work, so it is usually separate from any exterior changes you plan.
What the quote includes
Every Martinsville quote lists the square footage, the moisture reading, the repairs we found, the system and number of coats, and the total. If we uncover something on install day that changes the scope, such as a hidden crack under old paint, we stop, show you, and write it up. Work on that item waits until you approve it.
Martinsville Facts That Shape the Floor
- Mineral water history. From 1888 to 1968, visitors came to Martinsville for its artesian mineral water, and nearly a dozen sanitariums operated over about 100 years.
- Grew by a third in 2014. A 2014 court ruling upheld an annexation that increased the city's size by about a third, making I-69 a frontage road for Martinsville.
- Historic courthouse. The red brick Italianate Morgan County Courthouse was completed in 1859, and more than a dozen Martinsville sites are on the National Register of Historic Places.
- Owners and home values. Census QuickFacts lists a 63.3% owner-occupied housing rate and a median owner-occupied home value of $163,400 for 2020 to 2024.

Martinsville Questions
Why do you moisture-test every Martinsville basement?
Water vapor coming up through a slab is the main cause of coatings that bubble or peel. Conditions vary from house to house, so we measure instead of guessing. The reading tells us which primer to use, or whether the floor needs work first.
Can you coat a new-construction garage floor?
Yes, once the concrete has cured long enough. New slabs are usually smooth and dense, so we grind them to open the surface. Ask us about timing if your home was just built.
Do you work on commercial buildings near I-69?
Yes. We coat shops, warehouses, dealerships and service bays. We can phase the work or use faster-curing topcoats to limit downtime.
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