Epoxy and flooring subcontractor for general contractors in Terre Haute

General contractors building around Terre Haute use our crew for flake epoxy over ground concrete, LVP and tile, from old floor removal and slab prep through punch list.

Self-storage hallway with glossy gray flake epoxy floor, roll-up doors in navy and red, and colored floor borders
Flake epoxy floor in a self-storage facility

Floors from a sub that’s down the street

Many epoxy and flooring installers bidding Terre Haute work travel in from Indianapolis or farther. We’re based downtown, and our own crew installs the epoxy, LVP and tile, so touch-ups and punch list items don’t wait on a two-hour drive.

  • Flake epoxy. Full-broadcast flake with grinding, primer and a clear topcoat. Our installs typically run $7 to $10 per square foot. See epoxy flooring.
  • LVP and laminate. Our LVP installs have mostly run $11 to $13 per square foot, material and labor.
  • Tile. Porcelain or ceramic in a standard layout, typically $16 to $24 per square foot.
  • Floor removal and slab prep. We pull up old flooring and glue and grind the concrete before anything new goes down.
  • Other commercial floors. VCT, carpet tile, sheet vinyl, rubber base, polyaspartic coatings and urethane cement, installed by specialty flooring subcontractors we schedule and manage, so you still deal with one sub.

These are what our past jobs have worked out to, not rates. On your project we price from your plans and finish schedule. See flooring for more on LVP, hardwood and tile.

  • Epoxy floor$7–$10/sq ftPer sq ft, flake epoxy system
  • LVP flooring$11–$13/sq ftPer sq ft, material and install
  • Tile flooring$16–$24/sq ftPer sq ft, porcelain or ceramic

Prices checked October 2026. Every proposal is one all-inclusive price: permits and sales tax built in.

See all our prices and what’s included

How we prep and install epoxy

  1. Slab check — Before we price, we look at the slab: cracks, old coatings, glue and signs of moisture coming up through the concrete.
  2. Removal and grinding — Old flooring and glue come up, and we grind the concrete so the coating can bond. Skip that and the epoxy peels.
  3. Cracks and joints — Filled and repaired before the first coat.
  4. Primer, flake and topcoat — Primer, a full broadcast of flake, then a clear topcoat.
  5. Cure time up front — We give you the cure time before we start, so you can sequence the trades and traffic behind us.

Why general contractors use us for floors

  • Local crew. No travel costs in the bid, and we come back for punch list and touch-ups.
  • Floors plus finishes. We also frame, hang drywall, set ceilings and install FRP, so one sub can cover several interior scopes. See interior finish subcontractor.
  • Work around the building. Disruptive work can be scheduled around business hours when the building is occupied.
  • The paperwork you need. A certificate of insurance, a W-9 and lien waivers with our billing, and we bill through your pay-application process.

Bidding a project in the Terre Haute area? Send us the plans. Use our bid invitation form to send the drawings, spec and your bid date, or email them to Sales@WhiteRockContracting.com or call (812) 605-2560. Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, tells you within 1 business day whether we can price it in time.

Recent flooring work

  • A new construction finish package in Brazil: flake epoxy floors and interior paint, about $54,000
  • Flake epoxy floors in a Terre Haute manufacturer’s offices
  • Flake epoxy in a self-storage facility
  • Sanctuary flooring for a church in Terre Haute
★★★★★

Great experience. They were professional and attentive. They were able to get to us very timely and did a great job. The entire process went smooth! I would recommend them for any construction needs.

Gaddis BaysingerGoogle review
★★★★★

Epic crew and responsive. Highly recommend!

Blake KramerGoogle review
★★★★★

Very good about letting you know what to expect. Right down to the very last detail. And the pricing is very fair! You won’t go wrong with choosing them!

Candi ShonkGoogle review

5.0 stars from 82 reviews. Read them on Google (71), Facebook (10) and our TrexPro profile (1).

Flooring questions from general contractors

How long before other trades can walk on it?

It depends on the product, the temperature and the slab. We give you the cure time before we start, so you can sequence the trades behind us.

Can you coat a slab with moisture problems?

We look for moisture before we price. If the slab isn’t ready for a coating, we tell you before you’re counting on the floor, not after it fails.

Is your flooring crew union?

No. Our roofing crew is Roofers Local 150; our flooring crew is not.

Do you install owner-supplied flooring?

Generally not, because we can’t warranty it. We price the material into our bid, or carry an allowance if the finish hasn’t been picked yet.

What area do you cover?

About an hour around Terre Haute, including Marshall, Paris and Casey, Illinois.

Have a project to bid in the Terre Haute area?

Send the plans, spec and your bid date. Doug Stoliby, our sales manager, tells you within 1 business day whether we can price it in time.

Doug Stoliby, Sales ManagerDoug will reach out within 1 business day.