Flooring Contractor in Cumberland, IN - Garage and Basement Floors Prepped Right
Landmark Epoxy Flooring of Indianapolis coats, grinds, polishes and resurfaces concrete floors in Cumberland, IN. We're best known for garage and basement floors, and we also work in shops, storefronts and other business spaces.
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Cumberland homes, garages and downtown storefronts
Cumberland sits right on the east edge of Indianapolis along the old National Road, and it still has its own downtown, which is on the National Register of Historic Places. We get calls here from homeowners with garage and basement floors, and from small business owners and property managers along the main road.
Houses here range in age, so the slabs do too. An older garage floor may have years of oil and a few patched cracks in it, while a newer one may still have a curing compound or a store-bought kit on top, and each one needs different prep before a coating will hold.
Floor services we offer in Cumberland
Epoxy Floor Coatings
A good fit for attached garages and workshops in Cumberland, as long as the slab is ground clean first so the coating has something to grip.
Commercial & Industrial Epoxy Floor Coatings
For shops, warehouses and storefronts along East Washington Street that take forklift, cart or foot traffic all day and need a floor that cleans up fast.
Garage Floor Coatings
Plenty of Cumberland garages have oil spots, tire marks or a peeling store-bought kit, and we grind all of it off before anything new goes down.
Polyaspartic Floor Coatings
A faster-curing coating for homeowners who can't give up the garage for long, though it still needs the same careful prep as epoxy underneath.
Metallic Epoxy Flooring
For a finished basement, a showroom or a small business downtown that wants a floor with depth and movement in it instead of a flat color.
Urethane Cement Flooring
Made for kitchens, food prep rooms and wet work areas in Cumberland restaurants and shops, where hot water, grease and washdowns would wear out a thinner coating.
Polished Concrete Flooring
When the slab under an older storefront or basement is sound, we grind and polish the concrete itself, so there's no coating to peel later.
Stained Concrete Flooring
Stain gives a gray Cumberland basement or shop floor some color while keeping the concrete's own look, and then we seal it to protect it.
Terrazzo Flooring
For lobbies, entries and commercial spaces that want a decorative floor built to last, and for older downtown buildings where worn terrazzo needs grinding back.
Basement Flooring
Cumberland basements can pull moisture up through the slab, so we check for it before choosing a system, because water from below is what lifts a coating.
Concrete Grinding & Surface Preparation
The step that decides whether a floor holds. We grind sealers, paint and glue off Cumberland slabs so the next coating bonds to clean, open concrete.
Concrete Sealing
For Cumberland driveways, patios and garage floors where you want the concrete to look like concrete, a sealer helps it shed water and stains.
Concrete Resurfacing & Overlays
When a Cumberland garage or patio slab is pitted or scaled but still solid underneath, an overlay gives it a new surface without tearing it out.
Self-Leveling Concrete & Overlays
For uneven Cumberland basement slabs and older shop floors that dip or slope, a self-leveling layer gives you a flat base before tile, carpet or a coating.
Pool Deck Coatings & Resurfacing
For backyard pool decks around Cumberland that have gone rough, cracked or slick, we resurface or coat the concrete so it's comfortable and grippy underfoot.
Concrete Floor Stripping & Removal
When old epoxy, paint or tile glue on a Cumberland floor is failing, we strip it down to bare concrete before anything new goes on.
Get a free floor estimate for your Cumberland home or business
We'll reply within one business day to set a time. I'll come out, look at your floor and write up a free estimate of what it needs, with no obligation and no pressure to book.
- Based in
- Indianapolis, IN 46204
- Hours
- Mon–Fri: 6 AM–9 PM, Sat–Sun: 8 AM–10 PM
Working in Cumberland across two counties
Cumberland is split between Marion County and Hancock County, so on a job here the first thing I sort out is which office covers your address. Hancock County's Building Department issues permits for the unincorporated county and the Towns of Spring Lake and Shirley, and Cumberland isn't on that list, so I don't assume the county is the answer for you. We check with the right office before work starts, and if your floor needs a permit, we pull it ourselves. We're licensed and fully insured, and that's worth asking any floor contractor about before they start grinding in your garage.
What moves the price here is the same thing that moves the schedule, which is the slab itself. Cracks to fill, an old coating to strip, oil soaked into the concrete or moisture coming up all add prep, and the system you pick decides how many coats go down and how long each one cures. The written estimate I leave you lays out what your floor needs. Getting here is easy, because East Washington Street, the old US 40, still runs straight from Indianapolis into Cumberland, and we do the same work nearby in Lawrence and further south in Whiteland.
Why Cumberland garage and basement floors need work
Garage floors here take a beating from cars, oil and whatever gets tracked in, and a lot of them already have a store-bought kit or a painted coating that's peeling at the tire marks. Coating over that just puts a new floor on a bad bond, so we grind it off and get back to open concrete first. Basement floors are the other common call, usually because someone wants the space finished and the bare slab is dusty, stained or uneven.
The state is updating its flood maps to cover thousands more miles of smaller streams, so a lot that was never mapped before may show up on them now. If your basement has ever had water in it, I want to know before we pick a floor, and sometimes the straight answer is a finish that can live with getting wet.
How a floor job runs when you call us in Cumberland
Here's how it goes from your first call to the final walk-through, so you know who you'll talk to and what you'll have in hand at each step.
Call or send a message
Call (317) 429-4446 or send a message through the form, and we'll set a time for me to come out to your Cumberland address. Mention whether it's a garage, a basement or a business space so we know what we're scheduling.
I look at the floor
I come out myself, check what's on the floor and what shape the concrete is in, and write up what it needs. You'll see in writing what the job involves before you decide anything.
We prep and repair first
If you go ahead, our crew grinds the concrete and fixes cracks or damage before any coating goes down, and I'm on the job with them. We'll tell you ahead of time what needs to be cleared out of the space.
We walk the finished floor
Once the system is down, we walk the finished floor with you before we leave. We'll tell you when it's ready for foot traffic and when it's ready for a car, since that depends on the system you chose.
Flooring contractor questions in Cumberland, IN
How much does an epoxy garage floor cost in Cumberland, IN?
There's no honest number until I've seen your slab, because prep is where most of the difference between two garages comes from. A clean, sound slab costs less to coat than one with old paint to strip, cracks to fix or moisture to deal with, and a simple solid color costs less than a full flake or metallic floor. Call (317) 429-4446 and I'll come look.
Which building code applies to my house in Cumberland, Indiana?
The Indiana Residential Code applies, and the state says it's in full force everywhere in Indiana, so it covers you on either county side of Cumberland. Local governments are required by state law to enforce it, and the state lets you read the residential code for free if you want to look something up before planning work.
How do I know if my garage floor is ready for an epoxy coating?
You usually can't tell by looking, which is why I check it in person before writing anything up. I look for old sealer or paint, oil soaked into the concrete, cracks, flaking and signs of moisture coming through, because any of those will make a coating let go. If the slab needs work, I'll tell you, and we fix it before we coat it.
What causes epoxy to peel off a garage floor?
It's usually the concrete or the prep, not the coating itself. A slab that wasn't ground open, was coated over oil or an old sealer, or has moisture pushing up from below won't give the epoxy anything to hold. That's why we prep the concrete first and deal with problems before anything goes down.
Does a plumber need a license in Indiana for a basement project?
Yes, the state says it's unlawful to work as a plumbing contractor or journeyman plumber without a license. We do floors, not plumbing, so if your basement plans include moving a floor drain or running a line under the slab, that part belongs to a licensed plumber before we start.
Should I coat or just seal my basement floor in Cumberland?
If the basement stays dry, I'd usually coat it, because a coating covers stains and cleans up far better than sealed bare concrete. If it takes on water now and then, a sealer or polished concrete is the safer choice, since there's no film for water to push off. I'll check the slab for moisture when I come out and tell you which one your floor can handle.
Get your Cumberland floor looked at
Tell us in your message whether the floor is bare, painted or already coated, so I can bring the right tools to check it on the first visit.