Epoxy Flooring in Blythewood, SC

Epoxy flooring in Blythewood keeps pace with a lot of new construction. The town grew from 2,034 residents in 2010 to 4,772 in 2020, a 134.6% increase, and Wikipedia's 2025 estimate is 7,233. Blythewood sits along Interstate 77 north of Columbia, in Richland and Fairfield counties. New neighborhoods mean new garages, and new garages are where most of our Blythewood calls start.

From Doko to Blythewood

The town began as Doko, named for Doko Depot on the railroad between Charlotte and Columbia. Sherman's troops destroyed the railroad in 1865. The town rebuilt and took the name Blythewood in 1877, after the Blythewood Female Institute. The George P. Hoffman House, built in 1855, is the oldest house still standing and now serves as city hall.

Scout Motors and what comes with it

Wikipedia describes a planned $2 billion Scout Motors electric vehicle plant on a 1,100-acre site in Blythewood, expected to employ 4,000 people. A project that size brings suppliers, contractors and service businesses. Those businesses need floors that hold up:

• Shop floor epoxy for service bays, fabrication shops and storage
• Anti-slip finishes where fluids and water collect
• Striping and color zones for walkways and work areas

We quote commercial jobs by area and condition and can schedule around your opening date.

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Homes with room for more

Census QuickFacts shows an 81.8% owner-occupied rate and 2.52 persons per household in Blythewood. The median owner-occupied home value is $384,600, the highest among the towns we serve around Columbia. Many of these houses have three-car garages, side-load bays or a detached shop on a larger lot. Owners often want a garage that matches the rest of the house.

Popular choices here: 1. Full flake broadcast in a custom blend, with a polyaspartic topcoat 2. Metallic epoxy in bonus rooms, home theaters and basements 3. Heavier shop epoxy in detached buildings used for tractors, ATVs or projects

Planning around move-in

The easiest time to coat a garage is before you move in, when it is empty. If you are closing on a new Blythewood home, call us once you have the keys. We will test the slab, give you a quote and schedule the work before the moving truck arrives. If you are already moved in, we can work with you to clear the garage for the one or two days the job takes.

New slab tips

If your home is brand new, the garage slab may still be giving off moisture. We test it at the estimate. A slab that is still too damp can cause a coating to blister, so we will tell you if it needs more time. Grinding is still required on new concrete to remove the smooth finish and any curing compound.

Larger lots, larger slabs

Blythewood has more land per home than many nearby towns, and that shows up in the floors we coat. Three-car garages, RV pads under a roof and detached shops are common. On large slabs we plan the work in sections and grind joints carefully so the finished floor looks even from one end to the other.

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