A border town with room to spread out
Pocola sits at the northern tip of Le Flore County in the Choctaw Nation, just across the line from Arkansas. It is mostly homes, with plenty of properties on bigger lots out along the county roads. That means a lot of detached garages, carports and metal shop buildings sitting on concrete slabs that were poured plain and never sealed.
Business-wise, the Choctaw Casino and Resort in Pocola and the shops and services along the main road bring steady traffic, and their storage, maintenance and back-of-house floors take a beating too.
Why plain concrete wears out here
Eastern Oklahoma red clay sticks to everything and stains raw concrete a rusty orange. Spring storms dump heavy rain, and summer humidity keeps slabs feeling damp. Clay soil swells and shrinks with the seasons, which is why older slabs in the area so often have long cracks running across them.
A coating that is ground into the concrete closes up the surface, so mud, oil and water sit on top and rinse away.
Coatings for every kind of slab
Most calls are for garage epoxy or a flake chip floor. Shop owners ask about heavy-duty commercial coatings, and folks who want a garage back the same day ask about polyaspartic. We also pour metallic floors, polish bare slabs, fix failed coatings and seal outdoor concrete.
Shop buildings
A metal building with a slab is one of the most useful things you can have on a rural lot. It is also where the welder, the tractor and the fuel cans end up. We build thicker coatings for those floors so dropped steel and heavy tires do not chip through to the concrete.
Where we drive
Pocola, Spiro, Panama, Cameron and the surrounding county roads.
Can you coat a carport?
Yes. Carports see sun, so we finish them with a UV-stable top.
Is there a minimum job size?
Small jobs like a single-car garage or a porch are fine. Ask us.
Do you need power at a shop building?
Yes, our grinders need electricity. Let us know what you have.
Get a free Pocola floor estimate
Call (918) 303-0129.