Is Grafton, ND within your service area?

Yes, Grafton is one of our furthest regular stops, and we make the trip north for garage floors, basements, and commercial epoxy projects.

Can a Grafton garage floor be done in one day?

In many cases, yes, especially with a polyaspartic system, which cures faster than standard epoxy. We'll let you know what's realistic for your specific floor at the estimate.

Do you charge extra to travel to Grafton?

No hidden travel fees. Our pricing is based on the scope of the job, not the drive. We'll give you a clear, all-in written quote.

North Dakota

Epoxy Flooring in Grafton, ND

Name: Grand Forks Elite Epoxy
Address: Grand Forks, ND, US
Telephone: (701) 555-0123
Price range: $$

We are a residential and commercial epoxy flooring company serving Grafton, North Dakota. Grafton is the largest community in Walsh County and one of the furthest towns in our regular service area, about 45 minutes north of Grand Forks. We make regular trips up Highway 81 for garage floor coatings, basement projects, and the occasional commercial job in town.

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✓ Licensed & insured in North Dakota
✓ Residential & commercial — garages, basements, shops, and more
✓ Full-service: prep, concrete coatings, and cure
✓ Materials chosen for freeze-thaw durability
✓ Serving all of Grafton and nearby Hillsboro, Grand Forks, Warren

Epoxy Flooring Services We Offer in Grafton

Our most requested service is garage epoxy flooring, but we handle the full range of concrete coating work for Grafton homes and businesses:

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Garage Epoxy Flooring — Durable, easy-to-clean epoxy garage floor coatings built for Grand Forks winters — road salt, snowmelt, and everyday vehicle traffic included.
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Basement Epoxy Flooring — Moisture-tested epoxy coatings for basement floors — a durable, easy-to-clean upgrade for finished rec rooms, storage areas, and utility spaces.
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Commercial Epoxy Flooring — Commercial-grade epoxy flooring for warehouses, retail spaces, shops, and light-industrial buildings throughout the Grand Forks area.
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Concrete Coatings — Full-service concrete coating systems — epoxy, polyaspartic, and specialty finishes — for garages, basements, patios, and commercial floors in Grand Forks.
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Flake Epoxy Floors — Full-broadcast flake epoxy systems — the most popular finish for Grand Forks garage floors, combining decorative color with real-world durability.
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Metallic Epoxy Floors — Custom metallic epoxy floors with a three-dimensional, marbled finish — a showpiece coating option for garages, basements, and showroom spaces.
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Polyaspartic Coatings — Fast-curing, temperature-tolerant polyaspartic coatings — built for the freeze-thaw swings and short installation windows of a North Dakota climate.

Grafton homeowners often ask us about polyaspartic coatings specifically because of the faster installation window — with a longer drive involved, getting a job done in a single day matters. We're happy to walk through which system makes the most sense for your schedule.

How We Install Epoxy Floors in Grafton

Every job starts with a free on-site estimate — we visit your Grafton property, measure the space, assess the concrete, and give you a written price with no obligation. Once you're ready, here's exactly what happens:

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Diamond grinding
We mechanically grind the concrete to remove old paint, oil stains, and efflorescence, and to open the surface for proper adhesion.
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Crack and joint repair
We fill cracks and repair any pitted or spalled areas so the finished floor is structurally sound.
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Moisture testing
Especially important for basements and slab-on-grade garages in the Red River Valley — we test before recommending a coating system.
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Base coat application
A high-solids epoxy base coat is applied and bonded directly to the prepped concrete.
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Flake or color broadcast
If you're choosing a flake system, decorative color chips are broadcast into the wet base coat. See our flake epoxy floors page for options.
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Top coat & cure
A clear polyaspartic or polyurethane top coat seals everything in. Learn more about our polyaspartic coatings for faster cure times.
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Full cleanup
We clean up completely and walk you through care instructions before we leave.

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Ready for a durable floor in Grafton?

We come to you — free on-site estimate, written price, no pressure.

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Why Grafton Chooses Us

We specialize in one thing: installing epoxy and concrete coatings that actually hold up here. That focus shows in the work.

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Licensed & Insured

Fully licensed and insured for epoxy and concrete coating work in North Dakota and Minnesota.

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Free On-Site Estimates

We come to you, measure the space, and give you a clear written price — no surprises.

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Built for Our Winters

Materials and prep chosen specifically to handle road salt, snowmelt, and freeze-thaw cycles.

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Locally Owned

Based in Grand Forks. We live here, work here, and stand behind every floor we install.

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Written Warranty

Every installation is backed by a clear warranty on materials and workmanship.

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Full-Service Crew

Grinding, crack repair, moisture testing, coating, and cleanup — all handled by one crew.

Epoxy Floors and Grafton Winters

Bare concrete in Grafton takes a real beating every winter — road salt, sand, snowmelt, and freeze-thaw cycles work their way into unsealed concrete and cause pitting, cracking, and surface breakdown over time. A properly installed epoxy or polyaspartic coating seals the surface so that damage simply doesn't happen the same way.

The key is proper surface prep — diamond grinding, crack repair, and moisture testing — before any coating goes down. That's what separates a floor that lasts fifteen winters from one that peels after two. Read more about how our coatings perform in North Dakota winters in our winter durability guide.

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