Service Area
Concrete Coating for Cedar Creek and Allen County
Yes, Duration coats concrete floors in Cedar Creek. We are based in Fort Wayne, about 25 minutes northeast of Fort Wayne, and cover Cedar Creek and nearby Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, Harlan and Huntertown. Free estimate.
Cedar Creek Township is rural northeast Allen County, the Amish farm country around Grabill, where pole barns, farm shops and older farmhouse basements are the norm. We work throughout Cedar Creek and out to Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, Harlan and Huntertown, coating garage floors, basements, patios, pool decks and commercial floors with the same crew and the same lifetime warranty on every job.
Coatings Built for Cedar Creek Winters
Farm shops and older basements out here sit on ground that holds water, so the slabs often test wet, and a gravel-and-salt winter is hard on an unsealed floor. We moisture-test the slab, mitigate where needed, and seal it so vapor and salt cannot get in.
Every floor gets the same six-step process: we grind the slab to a CSP 1 to 3 profile, patch cracks and spalls, moisture-test and prime the concrete, apply the base coat, broadcast the chips and seal it with a clear topcoat.
- We moisture-test every slab first, a calcium-chloride test (ASTM F1869) or an in-slab humidity probe (ASTM F2170).
- A reading over about 3 pounds per 1,000 square feet, or an in-slab humidity above roughly 75 to 80 percent, gets a vapor-mitigation primer.
- We grind to a CSP 1 to 3 profile, repair cracks and spalls, then coat.
- The Duralast polyaspartic cures in about 24 hours and stays flexible through freeze-thaw movement.
- It takes foot traffic in about 24 hours and vehicles in about 72 hours, so the floor is back in use fast.
What We Coat in Cedar Creek
- Garage floor coating
- Basement floor coating
- Concrete floor coating
- Epoxy flooring
- Polyaspartic coating
- Patio and walkway coating
- Pool deck coating
- Commercial and industrial floors
Our Cedar Creek Service Area
We are about 25 minutes northeast of Fort Wayne, so Cedar Creek is well inside our service area. We regularly coat floors in Leo-Cedarville, Grabill, Harlan and Huntertown and the rest of Allen County, part of the Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio area we cover from Fort Wayne. We give a free on-site estimate.
Why Cedar Creek Chooses Duration
Founded in 2014, Duration keeps general manager Dan Diven on-site for every job, with a crew of 10 and 4,500 projects coated across Northeast Indiana, holding a 5.0 rating from 102 Google reviews. You get the same engineered Duralast system, the same lifetime warranty and the same GM-led crew in Cedar Creek that we bring to every floor. We install the Duralast system, our own coating, not an off-the-shelf kit.
Pole Barns and Farmhouse Floors in Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek Township is rural northeast Allen County, the Amish farm country around Grabill, where pole barns, equipment sheds, farm shops and older farmhouse basements are the everyday concrete, not a two-car attached garage. Those floors take mud, machinery, livestock traffic and standing damp.
We build for that reality: grind the slab, fill the cracks and control joints, moisture-test an old farmhouse basement before sealing it, and lay down a polyaspartic tough enough for a shop floor and clean enough to hose out. One durable finish can run across a barn, a shop and the house.
