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Trusted Epoxy Contractor Company in Menomonie, WI
Armor of God Epoxy is a veteran-owned family business led by Tony and Liz Falkner, serving Menomonie and Dunn County with hands-on flooring experience, disciplined concrete preparation, straightforward communication, and personal accountability from estimate through installation.
- 11 Years of Military Discipline
- Diamond Grinding on Every Floor
- Free Estimates & Personal Service
Why Homeowners & Businesses Trust Armor of God
Real customers across Dunn County chose Armor of God Epoxy for one reason: Tony Falkner treats every driveway, garage, and commercial floor with the same discipline he learned in 11 years of Army service. No shortcuts, no vague promises, just proper diamond grinding, honest pricing, and a finished floor every homeowner is proud to show off.
Boots N Spurs
Flooring, counters, shower, and even a dog wash completed by armor of God epoxy and our house is complete! Quality work, customization to exactly what you want, professional and affordable! Thank you!
Kaylee Markle
Purchased a wonderful toolbox countertop from Armor of God Epoxy. Amazing customer service, shipping, and communication! Thanks again!
Randy Zingshiem
Honest and friendly company that does great work. We will definitely be working with them again.
Armor of God Epoxy started with a belief Tony Falkner takes personally. If his name goes on a finished floor, he should be proud to stand behind it. That mindset shapes this epoxy contractor in Menomonie, WI more than any slogan could.
Before Tony ever touched a bucket of epoxy, he spent 11 years in the U.S. Army, and that discipline followed him straight into the flooring trade. Today, he brings that discipline into a family business where preparation, promises matter, and customers know who is responsible for their project.
Armor of God Epoxy serves homeowners, businesses, and property owners throughout Menomonie and Dunn County. Yet the company has stayed personal. Tony remains involved with installations, Liz Falkner handles the business side, and customers deal with real people rather than layers of sales staff.
The Story Behind Armor of God Epoxy
Armor of God Epoxy was not built around selling as many floors as possible. It was built around doing work the Falkner family would feel comfortable putting their own name on. Military service and floor coating work are very different jobs, but several habits transferred naturally.
That decade-plus in uniform taught him habits that carried straight into concrete work: show up prepared, know the job, finish what you started. Show up prepared. Know the assignment. Pay attention to what can cause failure. Finish what was started.
Those habits became part of how Armor of God Epoxy approaches concrete.
Instead of treating the visible coating as the entire job, Tony pays close attention to the slab underneath it. Moisture testing, diamond grinding, surface repairs, and system selection happen because the finished floor depends heavily on what happens before the decorative layers appear.
That approach also keeps recommendations grounded. Not every concrete slab has the same condition, history, moisture level, or intended use. The system should make sense for the actual floor rather than being chosen from a standard package.
Meet the Falkner Family and Team
Tony Falkner, Owner and Founder
Tony is the person behind Armor of God Epoxy and remains directly connected to the work performed under the company name.
After 11 years in the U.S. Army, he brought his work ethic into the concrete coating trade. His experience now covers residential, commercial, and industrial floors along with decorative systems such as metallic epoxy, metallic marble, full flake broadcasts, and solid-color finishes.
More importantly, Tony understands that attractive flooring starts below the finish.
He oversees installations and evaluates the concrete before deciding how a project should move forward. That keeps responsibility close to the person whose name stands behind the company.
Liz Falkner, Business Operations
Liz keeps the other half of the business moving.
She manages scheduling, estimates, customer communication, paperwork, and the details that can easily become frustrating when nobody takes ownership of them.
That role matters because the customer experience does not begin when grinding equipment reaches the property. It starts with the first conversation.
Clear scheduling and straightforward communication help customers understand what is happening, what comes next, and who they can contact when they have a question.
Bob and the Installation Team
Bob rounds out the hands-on team behind Armor of God Epoxy.
The company operates as a close family business rather than separating customers between sales departments, project managers, and unknown subcontracted crews.
That smaller structure keeps accountability easy to understand. The people customers speak with are connected to the people responsible for getting the floor completed correctly.
What the Armor of God Name Means
The company name carries personal meaning, so Tony does not treat it as branding pasted onto a truck or website. For Armor of God Epoxy, faith shows through the standards applied to the work itself. That means telling customers what a floor actually needs, keeping estimates straightforward, preparing concrete properly, and taking responsibility for the result.
There is also a practical reason that preparation receives so much attention. Armor of God Epoxy addresses those concerns before installation through moisture testing and mechanical diamond grinding rather than treating preparation as an optional upgrade. The company would rather understand the slab first than discover its problems after the floor has been finished.
The Work Behind the Company
Armor of God Epoxy handles much more than one type of garage floor, although the company keeps every service connected to the same concrete-first approach.
Residential projects include garage floors, basements, patios, pool decks, shower walls, and countertops.
Commercial work extends into warehouses, retail spaces, showrooms, offices, restaurants, and dog wash facilities. Industrial projects include facilities, aircraft hangars, public buildings, and pole sheds.
Depending on the property and intended use, available systems include full flake flooring, metallic epoxy, metallic marble, grind and seal finishes, solid colors, polyaspartic systems, and urethane cement.
The company also handles moisture mitigation, concrete resurfacing and restoration, and custom color matching when a floor needs more than a standard coating installation.
Customers who want a closer look at the full range can review the floor coating services.
Preparation Comes Before Appearance
Installation-day shine means nothing if the slab underneath wasn’t properly checked first — which is exactly why preparation comes before any decorative decision in this shop.
Diamond grinding opens up the concrete surface for bonding, and moisture testing tells the crew what’s actually happening below it- two separate checks, both done before a single coat goes down.
Those steps are especially relevant around western Wisconsin, where garages and working spaces can encounter moisture carried indoors during snowy and wet parts of the year. However, the real concern is not simply the weather outside. It is the condition of the individual concrete slab.
Trapped moisture under a coating that can’t breathe is exactly what causes bubbling; a problem buyers ask about often enough that it’s worth addressing upfront.
Armor of God Epoxy would rather find that information before choosing the flooring system.
Why Choose Armor of God Epoxy
The Owner Stays Close to the Floor
There’s no handoff to a stranger once the estimate’s signed. Tony’s still the one on-site, still the name attached to the finished floor
Concrete Gets Evaluated Before It Gets Covered
Moisture testing and diamond grinding are part of the company’s working standard. The slab gets attention before customers start judging colors, flakes, or decorative effects.
Communication Has a Name Behind It
Liz manages scheduling and customer communication rather than leaving those responsibilities scattered between different people. Customers know who is handling the details.
Pricing Stays Straightforward
Free estimates give property owners a chance to understand the project before committing. Recommendations are based on the concrete, intended use, and desired finish rather than chasing the cheapest advertised package.
What Wisconsin Homeowners Should Know About Epoxy
- • FLOOR PREP
- • MAINTENANCE
- • COATINGS
- • MAINTENANCE
- • COATINGS
- • FLOOR PREP
Questions About Armor of God Epoxy
1. Who actually installs Armor of God Epoxy floors?
Tony Falkner remains directly involved with installations alongside the company’s small team. Armor of God Epoxy does not position Tony only as a salesperson or distant owner. That hands-on role keeps project responsibility close to the person who founded the company.
2. Why does Tony test concrete for moisture before coating it?
Moisture can affect the bond between a coating system and the concrete underneath. Bubbling and peeling from trapped moisture come up constantly in flooring discussions, which is exactly why slab evaluation should be one of the first questions asked of any contractor.
3. What should I ask an epoxy floor company before hiring them?
Ask who will perform the work, how the slab will be prepared, whether moisture gets tested, what happens to existing coatings or damaged concrete, and which system suits the space.
Those questions reveal much more than asking only about price per square foot.
4. Does Armor of God Epoxy only install garage floors?
No. The company works on residential, commercial, and industrial surfaces throughout Menomonie and Dunn County. Projects range from basements and pool decks to warehouses, restaurants, facilities, pole sheds, and aircraft hangars.
The company also installs several decorative and performance-based coating systems, so customers are not restricted to one standard floor finish.
5. Can Armor of God Epoxy work with older concrete?
Older concrete does not automatically rule out a coating. Tony first needs to assess its present condition, including existing coatings, surface damage, contamination, moisture concerns, and repairs.
Some floors may need resurfacing, restoration, or moisture mitigation before a new system makes sense. The evaluation determines the right direction rather than the age of the slab by itself.
Built in Menomonie. Trusted Across Western Wisconsin.
Menomonie is home base, but the same crew, the same moisture testing, and the same standard travel with the trailer to every county on this list.
Meet the People Before Choosing the Floor
Choosing among epoxy floor companies should involve more than comparing colors and estimates. You are also choosing the people who will enter your property, prepare the concrete, answer questions, and remain responsible when the finished floor carries their company name.
For Armor of God Epoxy, that responsibility belongs to Tony, Liz, and the team customers meet along the way. If that is the kind of relationship you want with your flooring contractor, start by telling the team about your concrete and the space you have in mind.