Start with the way you use your garage
A collector’s showroom, a family garage, and a working shop have different priorities. Tell us about vehicles, storage, foot traffic, spills, sunlight, and the look you want to achieve.
Metallic or flake: which fits?
Metallic epoxy offers a flowing statement look. Decorative flake offers a textured blend and a different budget profile. Neither is automatically right for every garage, so compare samples and the complete system.
Know what is happening beneath the finish
A proper assessment considers existing coatings, cracks, staining, moisture, and preparation. Ask how each condition will be handled, what may change the estimate, and what the warranty excludes.
Plan for installation day
Clear access to the floor is important. Before work begins, confirm where stored items and vehicles will go, the expected project schedule, and when walking and vehicle traffic can resume.
START WITH YOUR SPACE
Make the floor your own.
Explore your priorities, compare finishes, and build a simple project brief for your space.
Plan your floorFrequently asked questions
Can a cracked garage floor be coated?+
Some cracks can be repaired before coating, but the appropriate approach depends on the crack and whether movement is ongoing. An assessment should identify limitations before work begins.
Can you coat over an old floor coating?+
It depends on the existing material and its condition. A site assessment determines whether removal or another preparation method is appropriate.
How do I prepare for a garage floor estimate?+
Share your location, approximate floor size, photos, preferred finish, and any known moisture, damage, or existing coatings. Mention how the garage is used and your desired timing.