Garage Floor Coating in Sparks, Nevada

Sparks Housing Stock And What That Means For Your Floor

Sparks runs the full age range of Truckee Meadows housing. North of I-80 toward Pyramid Way are older 1950s and 1960s ranches, many with original concrete that has seen plenty of freeze-thaw cycles. East along Sparks Boulevard the neighborhoods get newer through the 1980s and 1990s, then push into the 2000s and 2010s out in the Vista and Wingfield Springs subdivisions. Wingfield Springs and Spanish Springs neighborhoods on the northeast edge of Sparks have larger homes with three-car garages that are routinely used as workshops and home gyms.

The older slabs typically need more crack and joint repair before a coating goes down. We see surface spalling near the apron on a lot of pre-1980 Sparks garages, where freeze-thaw and decades of snowmelt have lifted the top of the concrete. The newer slabs in Wingfield Springs and Vista are usually cleaner but can show shrinkage cracks from a fast cure. Either way the diamond grinder fixes the surface and the patch work fixes the cracks before the resin goes down.

Sparks Neighborhoods We Service

Every Sparks neighborhood, including Wingfield Springs, Vista, Sparks Heights, the Marina district, Victorian Square area, Foothills, Diamond Hills, Kiley Ranch, Sun Valley Boulevard corridor, Pyramid Way corridor, Spanish Springs Road, Eagle Canyon, Disc Drive area, and all surrounding subdivisions east toward Spanish Springs and north toward Lemmon Valley. If you live in Sparks, we are coming.