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Epoxy Flooring Lisle, IL Garages, Townhomes & Basements

Lisle's homes date mostly from the 1970s and '80s, so every garage or basement slab is ground, repaired and checked before the epoxy goes down.

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Garage and Basement Floors for the Arboretum Village

Lisle, Illinois is a DuPage County village of about 23,000 people at the crossroads of I-88 and I-355 and the home of the Morton Arboretum. It was incorporated in 1956, and most of its housing went up in the two decades that followed: the 1970s and 1980s each account for more than a quarter of its homes, and the median home dates from 1983. Fewer than half of those homes are detached houses; the rest are townhomes and condominiums in communities like Four Lakes. So the floors here are a mix: attached two-car garages on 1970s streets, a townhome's single bay, the basement under a 1980s house, and the odd shop or office along Ogden Avenue.

Most of those slabs are now 35 to 50 years old. O'Hare sits at or below freezing on about 121 nights a year, and the salt that comes home from I-88, Route 53 and Ogden Avenue drips off the tires onto bare concrete, soaks in and freezes. That is what pits the surface, leaves the white stains and flakes the concrete just inside the door, and it is why a Lisle estimate starts with a close look at the slab: cracks, old coatings, oil stains and a moisture check, all before a number is written down.

Then the work. Carlos grinds every garage floor to clean, open concrete, fills the cracks and joints, and lays the system that suits the room: usually a flake floor under a clear topcoat for a garage, metallic or solid color for a basement or a shop. Our Chicago epoxy cost guide explains what sets the price.

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Built in the '70s and '80sCensus figures put Lisle's median home at 1983, with the 1970s and 1980s each holding more than a quarter of its homes. Those garage slabs are showing their age, and grinding takes them back to clean concrete.
Houses, townhomes and condosOnly about 43% of Lisle's homes are detached houses. An attached two-car garage, a townhome’s single bay or the basement under a 1980s house each gets the same grinding, crack repair and choice of finishes.
Salt off the I-88 commuteLisle sits where I-88 meets I-355, and IDOT spread 373,639 tons of salt on state roads in 2024–25. Winter commuters bring it home on their tires; on a coated floor you push the slush out the door with a squeegee.
Shops and offices tooFrom the storefronts along Ogden Avenue to the offices near the I-88 exits, store, office and restaurant floors in Lisle are quoted per project after a site visit.
Gray solid textured epoxy floor in a commercial corridor with wood doors and a fire extinguisher

A gray solid-color floor, shown for finish: at a Lisle estimate you see flake, metallic and solid colors against your own floor before choosing.

What a Lisle Floor Comes With

A free visit, prep that suits a 1970s slab, and no pressure while you decide.

Free

We Price It in Person

Every Lisle quote is written at the property, after the installer has walked the slab and shown you the finishes.

1–2 days

Most Garages in One to Two Days

Most garage floors are done in one to two days. You get the schedule when you book and the drive-on timing at handover.

Business

Floors for Lisle Businesses

Retail and showroom floors, restaurants, auto shops and storage space. Solid-color or flake systems, each quoted per project after a site visit.

Checked

A Moisture Check Before Coating

Nothing is mixed until the slab has passed a moisture check. If a floor isn't ready, you hear it before you pay anything.

Priced

Your Floor, Your Number

Square footage, the slab's condition, repairs and the finish you pick all move the number, so it is set at the visit and nowhere else.

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Call Any Time

The phone at (773) 938-3823 is answered 24/7; estimate visits run on weekdays.

How a Lisle Floor Goes In

Five steps, the first one free. July's normal high at O'Hare is 84.5°F with dew points in the low 60s, so summer coats go down early and each one is timed to the slab, not the clock.

1

Estimate at Your Property

The installer walks the floor looking for cracks, pitting, oil stains and old coatings, measures up, shows you flake, metallic and solid-color options and quotes the job. No pressure and no obligation. Book a visit.

Installer rolling a gray epoxy coat across a garage slab
Measuring up and noting what the slab needs.
2

Diamond Grinding, Then a Moisture Check

A diamond grinder cuts away the worn surface and anything painted or sealed over it, leaving open, clean concrete. The slab is then checked for moisture before the base coat is chosen.

Diamond grinding concrete to prepare for epoxy coating
Worn surface gone, sound concrete exposed.
3

Filling Cracks & Joints

Cracks, pitted spots and control joints are filled and ground level. On a slab from the 1970s or '80s, a crack that is still moving gets pointed out before we coat, because a coating does not stop the concrete under it from shifting.

Crack and joint repair on a concrete slab
Repairs ground flush so the finish lies flat.
4

Color, Flake & Topcoat

The base coat goes on with your flake, metallic or solid color, then the clear topcoat in the sheen you chose: matte, semi-gloss or high gloss. For a shop or office, the work is planned around your opening hours.

Installer rolling a red metallic epoxy coat
Color first, clear topcoat last.
5

Cure & Handover

Most garage floors are done in one to two days from start to finish. The installer walks the finished floor with you and goes over care and drive-on timing at handover.

Light gray high-gloss solid-color epoxy floor
Handed over: one continuous, glossy surface.

Your Lisle Estimate Is Free.

The floor is priced only after we have seen it, and there is no obligation while you think it over.

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Lisle Finish Options

Choose the look first, then the grip and the sheen.

Metallic epoxy floor finish

Metallic Epoxy

Glossy metallic epoxy in many colors, each swirl its own. A favorite for Lisle basements, rec rooms and customer-facing spaces.

Decorative flake epoxy floor finish

Decorative Flake

Vinyl flake in the blend and density you choose, locked under a clear topcoat. Textured, forgiving of dust and the usual choice for a garage.

Gray solid-color epoxy floor in a blue-walled room

Solid Color

A single even color, matched from a photo if you like. Clean and bright for offices, storage rooms and a townhome garage.

Gray solid-color epoxy floor in a commercial space

Commercial Floors

Solid-color or flake floors for shops, offices, restaurants and warehouses: smooth, easy to clean and installed around your trading hours.

Coated garage floor with a clear top coat

Grip & Sheen

Slip-resistant grit at doorways, ramps and wet areas, and a matte, semi-gloss or high-gloss sheen on top.

What a Lisle Garage Floor Faces

Lisle gets the full Chicago range: about 121 freezing nights, salt slush, humid summers and hot tires. Here's what good prep buys you.

Salt and Slush

Road salt rides in on the tires and soaks into bare concrete, and de-icers make freeze-and-thaw scaling worse. A coated floor keeps the brine on top, where it rinses off.

Oil, Fluids & Spills

Motor oil, antifreeze, cleaners and the odd coffee sit on a sealed surface and wipe up instead of staining the slab.

Hot Tires in July

O'Hare sees about 17 days a year at 90°F or more, and hot tires can soften and lift a thin coating. A full-build system on ground concrete stays put.

Everyday Wear

Carts, chairs, bikes, snow blowers and dropped tools. A coating anchored to diamond-ground concrete takes everyday traffic in a home or a store.

Moisture First

Every slab is checked for moisture before coating, and if there is a water problem you are told to sort it out first.

Easy to Clean & Maintain

A squeegee for March slush in the garage, a dust mop on a shop floor. No grout lines and no open pores for stains to sink into.

Rated 5.0 stars on Google

Three of our 92 Google reviews, quoted as written.

5.0on Google · 92 reviews
5 out of 5 stars
"The transformation of my basement after the epoxy flooring installation is incredible. The team worked quickly and effectively to achieve a stunning outcome."
Evgeny L.
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Basement
5 out of 5 stars
"I couldn't be happier with the epoxy flooring installation that this company provided for my garage. The finish is flawless, and the team was professional and efficient."
Tom E.
Google review
Garage
5 out of 5 stars
"I had a really hard time finding a reliable professional to do my epoxy flooring. I called up Carlos and he was quick and responsive to any inquiry I had. His crew is also the best! They did my garage flooring as well and it looks amazing."
Candice M.
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Garage
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Epoxy Flooring FAQs — Lisle

Coverage, 1970s slabs, townhomes, basements and business floors.

Yes, all of Lisle, Illinois, ZIP 60532, plus neighboring Downers Grove, Naperville and the rest of DuPage County. Call (773) 938-3823 for a free estimate.

It depends on the floor, so every Lisle job is priced after a free on-site visit. Size, slab condition, crack repair, the system and the finish all change the number, and commercial floors are quoted per project. Call (773) 938-3823 or request a free estimate to book that visit; the quote comes with no obligation, and our Chicago cost guide has more detail.

Yes. A one-car bay gets the same diamond grinding, crack repair and moisture check as a three-car garage, and most are done in one to two days. If your association has rules about work hours, tell us at the estimate.

No. A slab that age usually needs grinding and some crack filling first. We spot that at the estimate, so it is already in the quote.

Yes, when the slab is prepared properly. O'Hare records about 38 inches of snow in a normal year, salt slush comes home on every car, and summers are hot and humid. Diamond grinding, crack repair and a sealed topcoat handle all of it.

Yes. We coat retail, showroom, office, restaurant and storage floors, with slip-resistant grit where people need extra footing. Call (773) 938-3823 to set up a site visit.

Yes. The slab gets a moisture check first, and the price comes after a free on-site visit. A coated basement floor is easy to clean, but a coating is not a drainage fix, so any water problem gets sorted out first.

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House, townhome or business, the installer comes out, reads the slab, shows you the finishes and quotes in person.

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