Epoxy Flooring in Kennesaw, GA

Epoxy flooring in Kennesaw serves one of the younger cities in the metro area. The median age here was 33.9 in 2020, and Kennesaw State University, the third-largest public university in Georgia, sits next door. That means plenty of young families, first-time buyers and rental owners. Their garages hold strollers, bikes, sports gear and second fridges, and they need floors that clean up fast.

A wet city for Georgia

The climate table on Kennesaw's Wikipedia page lists about 54.63 inches of precipitation a year, more than the 50 or so inches recorded in Atlanta. Wet weather means wet tires, muddy shoes and puddles near the garage door. A full flake broadcast gives traction, hides dirt between cleanings, and a sealed topcoat keeps water from soaking into the concrete.

Cold snaps happen

The record low here is -12 F. Hard freezes are not common, but when they arrive with road treatments, that slush rides into the garage. Uncoated concrete can absorb salty water and start to scale near the door. A coating seals the surface so meltwater stays on top.

Rentals near campus

For landlords near KSU, a garage floor has to survive tenants who come and go. We tend to recommend:

• A mid-tone flake blend that hides wear and stains.
• A hard topcoat that resists scratches from furniture and moving dollies.
• Simple care instructions you can hand to each new tenant.

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Homes built in the growth years

Kennesaw had 13,270 housing units in 2020 and a homeowner vacancy rate of only 1.2%. Many of those homes were built as the city grew from a railroad town into a suburb. Their slabs are usually solid but often carry tire marks, shrinkage cracks and a slick troweled finish that needs grinding before coating.

Storms and repairs

An F4 tornado struck on November 22, 1992, injuring 34 people. Homes repaired or rebuilt after storms can have newer slabs or patched sections next to original concrete. We test each area so the primer suits what is actually there.