Minnesota's dramatic seasonal changes demand outdoor flooring that can handle everything from blazing summer sun to ice dam runoff. Our exterior epoxy systems outperform wood, concrete, and pavers in our climate.
For lake home patios, we use UV-stable pigments that won't fade under intense summer sunlight. Pool surrounds get a specialized texture that stays cool underfoot while providing secure footing when wet. Entryway systems include heated options to prevent icy buildup on front steps.
All outdoor installations include expansion joints sized for our 100°F annual temperature swing and proper slope for rapid snowmelt drainage. We can match local stone aesthetics like Kasota limestone or incorporate Twin Cities-themed decorative elements. The result is four-season outdoor living space that maintains its beauty despite our harsh weather.
For lake home patios, we use UV-stable pigments that won't fade under intense summer sunlight. Pool surrounds get a specialized texture that stays cool underfoot while providing secure footing when wet. Entryway systems include heated options to prevent icy buildup on front steps.
All outdoor installations include expansion joints sized for our 100°F annual temperature swing and proper slope for rapid snowmelt drainage. We can match local stone aesthetics like Kasota limestone or incorporate Twin Cities-themed decorative elements. The result is four-season outdoor living space that maintains its beauty despite our harsh weather.
Our Process
- 01 Step 1: Substrate evaluation and drainage assessment
- 02 Step 2: Custom texture and color selection
- 03 Step 3: Slope correction (if needed)
- 04 Step 4: Application with weather monitoring
Benefits
- Eliminates winter salt damage to concrete
- Reduces surface temperature in summer
- Prevents weed growth in expansion joints
- Withstands freeze-thaw cycles indefinitely
Frequently Asked Questions
Can epoxy handle snowplow blades on my driveway apron?
Our commercial-grade driveway system uses carbide-reinforced edges that withstand plow blades. We also install reflective markers to prevent accidental scraping during heavy snow years.
How do you prevent bubbles during humid summer application?
We monitor dew points and use moisture-tolerant primers. For critical summer projects, we schedule early morning applications when humidity is lowest and employ surface dehumidifiers.