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Services · Southwest Washington

Garage Floor Coating

A bonded flake-and-polyaspartic system that turns a dusty, stained slab into a sealed, glossy floor you can park on the next day — and won't peel under a hot tire.

Why it lasts

Built for how a garage actually gets used

Bargain DIY kits soften under hot tires and flake by the door. A pro polyaspartic build doesn't.

Pick your look

Two ways to finish a garage

The same tough build underneath — you choose the look.

Not sure which? We'll bring samples to your free on-site quote.

What's under your feet

Five bonded layers — not a bucket of paint

A typical residential garage build, top to slab:

  1. 1
    Polyaspartic topcoat · ~4–6 mil

    UV-stable, hot-tire-proof clear that takes the abuse so the color doesn't.

  2. 2
    Decorative broadcast · ~10–20 mil

    Flake or quartz broadcast to refusal for texture, grip and depth.

  3. 3
    Pigmented epoxy base · ~10 mil

    The color coat — a thick, high-build epoxy bonded into the profile.

  4. 4
    Primer / moisture control · ~3–5 mil

    Penetrating primer that locks to the slab and manages vapor.

  5. 5
    Diamond-ground concrete · your slab

    Your slab, mechanically profiled so the coating bonds for good.

See the difference

From tired slab to showroom garage

Drag to compare — cracked, oil-stained concrete to a sealed, glossy finish.

Finished blue flake epoxy garage floor Cracked, oil-stained bare concrete garage floor Before After

Representative of a typical garage transformation.

How it goes

Most garages, installed in a day

We show up, prep it right, and you're back on it the next morning.

  1. Hour 0

    Grind & repair

    Diamond-grind the slab to bare concrete and fill every crack, pit and joint.

  2. Midday

    Prime & base

    Lock a penetrating primer to the slab, then roll the pigmented base coat.

  3. Afternoon

    Broadcast

    Broadcast flake or quartz to refusal, then scrape and vacuum clean.

  4. Same day

    Polyaspartic topcoat

    Seal it all in with a fast-curing, UV-stable clear coat.

  5. ~24 hrs

    Back in service

    Walk on it that evening, park on it the next day.

Bigger or badly damaged slabs may need a second day — we'll tell you up front.

Good to know

Common questions

How long until I can park on it?

Walk on it the same evening and park on it about 24 hours after the topcoat goes down. We'll give you exact times for your install.

Will it peel like the kit I've seen at the store?

That's almost always a prep failure — a thin coat rolled over a slab that was never ground or moisture-checked. We diamond-grind to bare concrete and build in bonded layers, which is why a Hillman floor stays down.

My slab has cracks and oil stains. Is it too far gone?

Rarely. We grind out and fill cracks, pits and joints and degrease oil spots during prep. We'll tell you honestly at the quote if anything needs extra work.

Free, no-pressure estimate

Ready for a garage floor that lasts?

Tell us your garage size and current condition — we'll bring samples to a free on-site quote and leave you a clear written estimate.

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