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Garage Floors

Garage floorsthat outlast the truck.

Diamond ground down to clean concrete, built up in layers, and sealed with a polyaspartic topcoat that shrugs off hot tires, road salt, and dropped tools.

Finished flake garage floor with the bay doors open

Why most garage floors fail.

  • Hardware store kits are paint rolled onto bare concrete. Hot tires lift them inside a year.
  • Skipping the prep is what makes a floor fail, not the coating that went on top of it.
  • Road salt and freeze cycles get underneath a thin coating and push it off.
  • Bare concrete dusts constantly and every oil drip is permanent.

What actually holds.

  • Diamond grinding on every slab, so the coating bonds into the concrete instead of onto it.
  • Cracks and chips repaired before the base coat, not patched over afterward.
  • Full flake broadcast to refusal, which is where the look and the texture come from.
  • UV-stable polyaspartic topcoat rated for hot-tire pickup.

Straight Pricing

One number.
Everything included.

$7per square foot

Two-car garage

400 to 576 sq ft

$2,800 to $4,000

Three-car garage

600 to 800 sq ft

$4,200 to $5,600

Ranges, not quotes. Measure your own space with the calculator on the home page, or send a photo and we will give you a real number. Quartz and small-flake systems need a double broadcast and run more.

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The Work

Shot on the job.

Finished flake garage floor with the bay doors open
Bay doors open
Finished flake floor across a large garage interior
Full bay
Finished garage floor looking out an open bay door
Looking out
Rolling topcoat across a finished flake floor
Topcoat going down

FAQ

Straight answers.

How much does a garage floor coating cost in the Treasure Valley?

$7 per square foot, all in. That covers prep, crack and chip repair, the epoxy base, full flake broadcast, the polyaspartic topcoat, materials, labor, and cleanup. Most two-car garages land between $2,800 and $4,000.

Will it peel like the kits from the hardware store?

The difference is entirely in the prep. Those kits get rolled straight onto untouched concrete and lift with the first hot tire. We diamond-grind the slab open so the coating bonds into the concrete.

Epoxy or polyaspartic, which is better?

Both, in the right order. Epoxy is a strong thick-build base but it yellows under UV. Polyaspartic is UV-stable and abrasion resistant but belongs on top. We run epoxy for adhesion and build, sealed with polyaspartic.

How long does it take?

Most garages run one to two days depending on the size of the slab and how much repair it needs. We walk you through the timeline before we start.

Do I need to empty the garage?

It needs to be clear to coat it. You can do that yourself, or we will move everything out and put it back for $1 per square foot.

Also

Other surfaces we coat.

Get Started

Tell us about
your slab.

Send a photo and rough dimensions and you will get a straight number, usually the same day.