Epoxy Flooring in Mountain View Acres, CA

Mountain View Acres is a small census-designated place entirely surrounded by Victorville, and epoxy flooring jobs here tend to start with a garage that has been in daily use for a long time. The community covers about 1.59 square miles at roughly 3,074 feet, and it had 3,337 residents in 2020. It sits north of Hesperia, near the higher, southern edge of the Victorville area.

An older neighborhood than the tracts around it

The census first listed Mountain View Acres in 1980, when it already had 1,686 residents. Its population grew to 2,469 by 1990 and has changed slowly since then. The 2020 count of 995 housing units was almost the same as the 989 counted in 2010. So unlike the newer subdivisions nearby, many homes here have been standing for decades, and very few new ones have been added in recent years.

Garage floors in older homes usually tell a story. We see oil that has soaked deep into the concrete, tire paths worn smooth, patches from old repairs, and paint or kit coatings layered over each other. Before we coat, we grind all of that down to sound concrete. Deep oil stains get degreased and sometimes need a second pass. If a stain will not lift completely, we suggest a flake color that hides it.

Busy households, busy garages

Households in Mountain View Acres averaged 3.5 people in 2020, and 79.5% of them were families. A garage in a full house gets used hard. It holds bikes, tools, laundry, freezers and whatever does not fit inside. Some families turn part of it into a gym or a hangout room.

For these garages we usually recommend:

• A full flake broadcast floor that hides scuffs and dropped dirt
• A clear topcoat that wipes clean after spills
• Coated stem walls, so the lower edge of the wall is easy to clean too
• Anti-slip texture near the house door

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Owners who stay put

In 2020, 72.7% of the community's occupied homes were owner-occupied, and the homeowner vacancy rate was only 0.7%. Homes here do not come up for sale often. When owners stay that long, a floor that lasts matters more than a quick cosmetic coat. We focus on prep, coat thickness and a durable topcoat, and we write all three into the quote so you can compare it to others.

Cold mornings at 3,074 feet

Mountain View Acres sits a little higher than central Victorville. Winter mornings can leave a garage slab too cold for epoxy to cure well. We check the slab temperature before we start. In the colder months we may begin later in the day or use a polyaspartic system that tolerates lower temperatures.

Cracks we look for

Older slabs settle over time. In a garage that has been parked on for decades, we often find cracks running out from the corners, chipped control joints and low spots where water pools. We mark each one at the estimate. Small, stable cracks get filled and ground flush. A crack that is still moving or a section that has dropped is a concrete problem, and we tell you before you pay for a coating.

What we install here

• Garage Floor Epoxy over fully ground slabs
• Epoxy Flake Floors for family garages
• Polyaspartic Floor Coating for cooler months and sunny doorways
• Patio coatings for backyard slabs
• Metallic Epoxy for converted garage rooms