Epoxy Flooring in Pomona, CA

Pomona was incorporated on January 6, 1888, and named after the Roman goddess of fruit in an 1875 naming contest. A city that old has garages from almost every decade since, and many of them have been painted, patched or coated before. Epoxy flooring in Pomona usually starts with undoing what came before. Old paint, failing kit coatings and patches that never bonded have to come off so the new system grips the concrete itself.

Stripping a garage back to concrete

We diamond grind the full floor. On an older Pomona slab that often takes more than one pass. Here is what we commonly remove or repair:

• Two or three layers of old garage floor paint
• A peeling store-kit coating along the tire tracks
• Oil and transmission fluid soaked into the surface
• Hollow-sounding patches and crumbling spalls
• Uneven edges at the door where the slab has worn down

Once the floor is clean concrete, we fill cracks and rebuild joints, then lay down the base coat.

Floors for the car crowd

The Fairplex hosts the L.A. County Fair, and its Pomona Swap Meet & Classic Car Show runs seven times a year. Pomona has plenty of people who keep a project car, a classic or a parts collection in the garage. Those floors see creepers, floor jacks and drips of every fluid a car holds. For them we suggest a solid color or partial flake floor with a chemical-resistant topcoat. A lighter color also bounces light under the car, which helps when you are on your back looking for a bolt.

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Rentals and turnover

In 2020 about 47% of Pomona's occupied homes were rented. Landlords ask us about garage and laundry-room floors that wipe clean between tenants and hide wear. A flake system is the practical pick: it shows less dirt, holds up to moving day and can be scrubbed without staining. We can schedule around a vacancy so the floor is cured before the next move-in.

Heat in the valley

Pomona's average July high is 90.3°F, and the city has hit 117°F. Almost no rain falls in summer. That dry heat is hard on outdoor concrete and on any coating that is not UV stable. On patios, porches and pool decks we use a polyaspartic or aliphatic topcoat with a textured finish so the surface does not yellow or get slick.

Phillips Ranch and the newer side of town

Phillips Ranch, in the hills between downtown and Diamond Bar, has grown since the 1980s and is almost all residential. Those garages are newer and usually in better shape than the slabs near downtown. They still need grinding, and garages built into a slope can have a step or a curb at the house door that we coat along with the floor.

Near the campus and the rail lines

Cal Poly Pomona, with over 24,000 students, sits partly inside city limits on W.K. Kellogg's former ranch. Its staff and students add to the rental demand near the 10 and 57 freeways. The A Line light rail reached Pomona in September 2025, alongside Metrolink and Amtrak. For owners near downtown and the stations, a coated garage often becomes storage, a bike room or a small workshop. We match the finish to that use. A bike room gets a smooth, light floor that is easy to mop. A workshop gets a chemical-resistant topcoat and a little texture.