Garage Floors (Epoxy & Coatings)
Professional garage floor coatings that protect concrete and create a showroom-quality finish.

Transform Your Garage Floor
Your garage floor takes a beating from vehicles, tools, chemicals, and daily use. Bare concrete absorbs stains, collects dust, and develops cracks over time. A professional epoxy or coating system transforms your garage floor into a durable, attractive surface that resists damage and cleans easily. Whether you use your garage for parking, as a workshop, or as additional living space, a quality floor coating makes it more functional and pleasant to use.
Epoxy coatings create a hard, protective layer that bonds to your concrete floor. This coating resists chemicals, oil, and other substances that would stain bare concrete. It creates a smooth, glossy finish that brightens your garage and makes cleaning simple. Spills wipe up easily instead of soaking into porous concrete. The coating also helps seal small cracks and imperfections, giving you a uniform appearance that makes your garage look professional.
Beyond protection and appearance, garage floor coatings add value to your home. A finished garage shows well when you sell and demonstrates that you have maintained your property. The coating extends the life of your concrete floor by protecting it from damage. You get a garage that looks great and performs better for years to come. When you choose professional floor coating installation, you invest in both function and aesthetics that make your garage a space you are proud to show off.
Garage Floor Coating Options
Choosing the Right System
Several coating systems work for garage floors, each with specific benefits. Understanding your options helps you choose the best solution for your needs and budget. We help you evaluate factors like your garage use, desired appearance, and maintenance preferences to recommend the right coating system.
Here are the garage floor coating options we offer:
- Epoxy coatings for maximum durability and chemical resistance
- Polyurethane topcoats for UV resistance and flexibility
- Polyaspartic coatings for fast curing and year-round application
- Decorative color flake systems for texture and style
- Solid color coatings for a clean, uniform look
- Metallic epoxy for a unique, high-end appearance
- Clear sealers for protecting stained or polished concrete
- Anti-slip additives for improved traction
Epoxy coatings are the most common choice for garage floors. True epoxy systems consist of resin and hardener that chemically react to form a tough, durable surface. They bond well to concrete, resist chemicals and abrasion, and come in various colors. We use commercial-grade epoxy designed specifically for garage applications. The coating thickness and quality determine longevity, with proper systems lasting 10 to 20 years or more.
Color flake systems add decorative chips to the base coat before it cures. These chips create texture, hide imperfections, and add visual interest to your floor. You can choose chip colors that complement your garage or create a custom blend. The chips also provide some slip resistance. A clear topcoat seals everything and creates a glossy finish that looks professional. This system combines durability with attractive appearance and is our most popular garage floor option.
Professional Installation Process
Preparing and Coating Your Floor
Proper surface preparation is the most important factor in coating longevity. The concrete must be clean, dry, and properly profiled for the coating to bond correctly. We use professional equipment to prepare your floor, including diamond grinding or acid etching to open the concrete pores. This creates the mechanical bond needed for lasting adhesion. Shortcuts in preparation lead to coating failure, so we never skip this critical step.
Before coating, we repair any cracks or damage in your concrete floor. Small cracks are filled with epoxy filler that bonds with the surrounding concrete. Larger damage may require concrete patching. We also address any moisture issues, as coating over wet concrete leads to problems. The floor must be completely dry before application. If your garage floor has significant damage or needs major repairs, we handle that before coating.
The coating application follows manufacturer specifications for temperature, humidity, and cure times. We typically apply a base coat, add decorative elements if desired, and finish with a protective topcoat. Each layer must cure properly before the next is applied. The total process usually takes two to three days from start to finish. You need to keep vehicles off the floor during curing, with full cure taking about a week depending on the coating system used.
Environmental conditions affect coating application. We schedule installation during appropriate weather when temperatures are moderate. Extreme cold or heat can affect coating performance. Humidity levels must be within acceptable ranges. This is why professional installation matters. We know when conditions are right and how to handle your specific situation. If you are planning other concrete work like a new driveway, we can coordinate multiple projects for efficiency.
Maintaining Your Coated Floor
Caring for your coated garage floor is simple. Sweep or dust mop regularly to remove dirt and debris. Mop with mild detergent and water as needed. Most spills wipe up easily with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the coating. The low maintenance is one of the major benefits of a coated floor compared to bare concrete that requires constant cleaning to look decent.
Your coated floor is durable but not indestructible. Avoid dragging sharp or heavy objects across the surface. Use furniture pads under heavy equipment or shelving. While the coating resists most chemicals, clean up spills promptly. Battery acid and certain harsh solvents can damage epoxy if left on the surface. With reasonable care, your coating will maintain its appearance and protection for many years.
Eventually, coated floors may need recoating. The timeline depends on use intensity and how well the floor is maintained. High-traffic areas may show wear before the rest of the floor. In many cases, a fresh topcoat can restore appearance without completely redoing the system. We can evaluate your existing coating and recommend whether cleaning, topcoating, or complete recoating is the best approach. Proper maintenance extends the time between recoating and keeps your garage floor looking great.
