Winter Park & Fraser Valley Epoxy Flooring
Fraser has spent decades trading the "Icebox of the Nation" title with International Falls, Minnesota — and anyone who's scraped a windshield in Tabernash in January knows why. The Fraser Valley regularly sees the coldest temperatures of any inhabited valley in Colorado, and that cold is precisely what destroys bargain garage floor coatings: every deep freeze and afternoon thaw flexes the concrete underneath, and a rigid, poorly bonded coating cracks and peels within a season or two.
Our systems are engineered for exactly this environment. We diamond-grind the slab (never acid etch), apply a moisture-blocking primer, and finish with a polyaspartic topcoat that stays flexible through freeze-thaw cycling and shrugs off the road salt and mag chloride tracked in from Highway 40 all winter.
🏔️ Second homes welcome
A large share of our Grand County work is on second homes and short-term rentals. We coordinate directly with property managers and can complete the entire install between guest stays — most projects take just one to two days.
Every garage is different, so we don't quote over the phone. We come to your home — whether that's a slopeside townhome in Winter Park, a ranch property outside Granby, or a lake house in Grand Lake — assess the slab in person, and give you a firm number on the spot. What we're looking at:
Most epoxy garage floor projects in Winter Park and Grand County are completed in one to two days:
Commercial diamond grinders open the concrete's pores and remove old coatings, oil, and contaminants. Cracks and spalls are repaired. This step is why our floors don't peel — especially critical on slabs that endure Fraser Valley winters.
A moisture-blocking epoxy primer and base coat go down, and we broadcast your chosen flake blend to full coverage while it's wet. The floor cures overnight.
We scrape excess flake, vacuum, and apply the polyaspartic topcoat — the UV-stable, salt-resistant wear layer that keeps the floor looking new. Polyaspartic cures properly even in cold weather, which matters up here.
Light foot traffic in 24 hours, vehicles in 48–72. Your Winter Park garage is back in service before the weekend crowd arrives on the Ski Train.
Winter Park sits at 9,052 feet and Fraser at 8,574 — among the highest incorporated towns served by any coating crew in the state. At this elevation:
Learn more about our systems: the full-broadcast epoxy flake floor, polyaspartic coatings, and the grind & seal finish for interior spaces.
Summit Concrete Finishes is based in Steamboat Springs — about 90 minutes over Rabbit Ears Pass — and serves the entire Fraser Valley and Middle Park:
Request a free estimate and we'll come to your Grand County home, assess your slab, and give you a firm quote in person — no obligation.
Winter Park & Grand County
We'll reach out within 24 hours to schedule your free in-person estimate.