Garage Floors (Epoxy & Coatings)

Your garage floor takes a beating. Cars drive over it every day, tools drop on it, oil and chemicals spill on it, and it still needs to look clean and professional. Plain concrete absorbs stains, cracks over time, and creates dust that gets tracked into your home. An epoxy coating solves all of these problems by creating a hard, protective layer that seals and strengthens your concrete.

Epoxy is a two-part resin that bonds directly to concrete. Once applied and cured, it creates a surface that is stronger than the concrete itself. This coating resists oil, gasoline, antifreeze, and most household chemicals. Spills wipe up easily instead of soaking in, and the smooth surface prevents dust from forming.

In Florida, where humidity can cause concrete to sweat and attract moisture, epoxy provides a moisture barrier that keeps your garage dry. It also makes your garage brighter by reflecting light, which means you do not need as much artificial lighting during the day. The result is a garage that looks more like a finished room and less like a concrete box.

Whether you use your garage for parking, as a workshop, or as extra storage space, professional epoxy coating makes the floor easier to maintain and more durable. It is one of the most cost-effective upgrades you can make to your home.

Applying an epoxy coating is not as simple as painting a wall. The concrete has to be properly prepared, and the coating needs to be applied in the right conditions to bond correctly. Here is how we handle every garage floor project to make sure you get a long-lasting, professional finish.

Step 1: Surface Inspection and Repair

We start by inspecting your garage floor for cracks, oil stains, and other damage. Any cracks need to be filled, and oil stains must be removed before we can apply the coating. If your floor has major damage, we may recommend repairing or resurfacing it first. Epoxy only works well when applied to a clean, solid surface.

Step 2: Grinding and Cleaning

Next, we grind the concrete to open up the pores and create a rough surface that the epoxy can bond to. This step also removes any existing sealers, paint, or contaminants. After grinding, we vacuum and clean the floor thoroughly to remove all dust and debris. The floor has to be completely clean and dry before we apply the coating.

Step 3: Applying the Primer

We apply a primer coat that helps the epoxy bond to the concrete. This primer soaks into the surface and creates a strong foundation for the topcoat. The primer also seals any remaining moisture in the concrete, which prevents bubbling or peeling later.

Step 4: Applying the Epoxy Coating

Once the primer has cured, we mix and apply the epoxy coating. We work quickly because epoxy has a limited working time before it starts to harden. If you chose a flake or metallic finish, we add those elements while the epoxy is still wet. The coating is rolled or squeegeed to create an even, smooth surface.

Step 5: Topcoat and Curing

After the base coat has cured, we apply a clear topcoat that adds gloss and extra protection. This topcoat also makes the floor easier to clean and more resistant to scratches. The entire coating system needs several days to fully cure before you can park your car or place heavy items on it. We let you know exactly when your floor is ready to use.

The result is a garage floor that looks showroom-quality and performs like a professional workspace. You get a surface that is easy to sweep, mop, and maintain, with no more stains or dust.

If you want to upgrade your garage, professional floor coating services are the way to go. A coated floor makes your garage more functional and adds value to your home.