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Flooring Contractor in Peru, IN - Floor Coatings Built on a Tested Slab

Kokomo Anchor Epoxy Flooring is a flooring contractor based in Kokomo that coats, polishes and repairs concrete floors in Peru, IN, from garages and basements to pool decks, shop floors and store floors.

  • Slab tested first We check moisture, old coatings and cracks before quoting anything.
  • Prep spelled out Your estimate explains the grinding and repairs, not just the finish.
  • Owner on the job I work alongside our crew through the prep and coating.
  • Straight answer on readiness We tell you plainly if a slab isn't ready for coating.
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Concrete floors and coatings in Peru

Kokomo Anchor Epoxy Flooring coats and repairs concrete floors for homes and businesses in Peru, Miami County's seat on the Wabash River. Most calls here are for garage and basement floors in older houses, plus shop and store floors, where the slab often needs crack repair and an old coating ground off first.

Working in Peru: permits, registration and the slab underneath

In Peru, residential permits go through the city's Building Commissioner, who approves work such as additions, new buildings, electrical, roofing, plumbing and HVAC before it starts. Floor coating isn't on that list, but a job that brings listed work along with it has to wait for that approval, so a permit can set the start date. I check with the city before we begin, and we handle the paperwork when a permit is needed.

You can check the contractor, too. Peru requires every contractor working in the city, and anywhere in Miami County, to register with proof of insurance, and if a contractor hasn't registered, neither that contractor nor you as the customer can get a permit. Ask about registration before you sign anything.

The price here comes down mostly to what the slab needs before anything goes on it, such as cracks to fill, old paint or sealer to strip, moisture to deal with and how hard the surface is to grind. Floor size and the finish you pick count too, and the schedule turns on how dry the slab is and the product's weather needs. We work Peru from our base in Kokomo and handle Logansport the same way, and your estimate spells out the prep as well as the finish.

What we handle around Peru

  • Garage floor coatings on cracked, stained slabs
  • Moisture checks on basement floors before coating
  • Grinding off worn paint and failed coatings
  • Shop and store floors for Peru businesses
  • Checking permit needs with the city first

Floor services for Peru homes and businesses

Most Peru jobs start with a garage, basement or shop slab, so the services below run from prep and repair through the coating or finish that suits how you use the floor.

What happens when you call us about a floor in Peru

From your first call to the final walk-through, the job runs in four steps, and the slab gets tested before anyone talks about color.

  1. Call or send the form

    Call (765) 319-0314 or use the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out to Peru and see the floor.

  2. I test the slab and estimate

    I check the slab for moisture, old coatings and cracks, then give you an estimate that explains the prep as well as the finish.

  3. We prep and coat the floor

    We pick a date that suits you and the product's weather needs, then our crew and I grind, repair and coat the floor.

  4. We walk the floor together

    Once the coating is down, we clean up and walk the finished floor with you so you can look it over and ask questions.

Why Peru homes and shops call our crew

  • A bright garage has a gray-and-white speckled floor, potted palms, narrow arched windows, and a stack of teal cushions.

    The owner sees it through

    I test the slab myself and work the job with our crew, so the person who quoted it sees it done.

  • A glossy gray-and-black flake-coated garage floor leads to an open garage with cars parked nearby.

    Cracks repaired before coating

    A city parks plan found many Peru sidewalks cracked with weeds between, so we plan crack repair into older slabs before coating.

  • A spacious garage has a clean gray flake-coated floor beneath a black staircase and exposed ceiling beams.

    A straight answer on readiness

    If a slab is too damp or too damaged to hold a coating, I'll tell you rather than coat it anyway.

  • Smooth gray polished concrete floor in a modern commercial lobby with tiered wooden seating and glass doors.

    Licensed, insured, guaranteed

    We're licensed and fully insured, in business since 2017, and our floors are backed by our satisfaction guarantee.

Get a free on-site floor estimate in Peru

Tell us where the floor is and what's on it now, and we'll reply within one business day to set a time for me to come out. The estimate is free, done at your property and carries no obligation.

Look through these examples of epoxy, polished and coated concrete floors to get a feel for the finishes before we talk about yours.

Questions about floor work in Peru

These are the questions people in Peru tend to ask about permits, contractor registration and getting a slab ready. If your floor raises a different one, call or send the form.

Do I need a permit to coat a garage or basement floor in Peru?

The online copy of Peru's city code lists floor covering among its permit exceptions, along with minor repairs and general maintenance. Your own job can still need a permit if it brings other work with it, such as new electrical, so we confirm with the city before we start, as described above.

Does a flooring contractor have to register to work in Peru, Indiana?

Yes, contractors have to register to work in Peru and across Miami County, and the city's registration carries a $25.00 fee, while Miami County's registration lists a $50.00 fee. Registering at either office covers both, and the city says a contractor won't pay at both. Registration runs by the calendar year and has to be renewed before a contractor can pull permits.

How much does it cost to epoxy a garage floor in Peru?

Your price comes from the condition of your floor, so I give you a figure after I've tested the slab at your house. The biggest swing is prep, because a sound, bare slab takes less work than one with old paint to strip, wide cracks or moisture to manage. A plain solid color usually costs less than a decorative flake or metallic finish.

How long does a garage floor coating job take in Peru?

The time on site depends on the floor's size and the prep it needs, and when you can drive on it follows the maker's cure times for the coating we use. Polyaspartic usually lets you back on sooner than epoxy. The start date turns on dry concrete, the product's weather needs and the city's approval if your job needs a permit.

What causes epoxy to peel off a garage floor?

Most peeling comes from moisture rising through the slab, or from a coating laid on concrete that wasn't ground or on top of old paint or sealer it couldn't grip. That's why I test for moisture and look for old coatings before quoting, and why we grind and strip before anything new goes down.

Can you put epoxy on a damp basement floor in Peru?

Not until I know how much moisture is coming through, because a coating on a damp slab can lift. I test the basement slab on my visit, and if it isn't ready, I'll tell you plainly and explain what it would take rather than put down a floor that won't hold.

Other cities we serve

If your city has a page below, it covers how we work there. If it doesn't, call or send the form, because we work in more places than these pages list.

Plan your Peru floor job with us

Call (765) 319-0314 any day from 7 AM to 10 PM, or send the form, and we'll set a time for me to test your slab.