Epoxy is a two-part resin that bonds into prepared concrete and cures into a seamless, non-porous floor. Done right it takes hot tires, oil, solvents and impact for years. Done without prep it peels, and that is the difference we get called about most.
Pick your size for an instant ballpark. Exact pricing comes in writing after a free walkthrough.
Bare concrete is porous. It absorbs oil, it dusts under traffic, and it stains permanently the first time something spills. Epoxy seals that surface into one continuous membrane with no grout lines and nowhere for contamination to sit.
On top of the base, a decorative broadcast gives you the finish: vinyl flake in whatever color blend you pick, metallic pigment for a poured-stone look, or a straight solid color. A clear topcoat goes over all of it and does the actual protection work.
A hardware store kit and a professional system share a name and almost nothing else. The kit is thin, it goes over a slab that was acid-etched at best, and it has no topcoat worth the word. It looks good for a season and then a hot tire peels a corner.
Professional installation starts with mechanical grinding. That opens the concrete so the resin keys into it instead of sitting on top. Then cracks and spalls get repaired, moisture gets evaluated, and product gets mixed at controlled ratios and installed inside its working window.
That is why we can tell you what a floor will do in five years and a kit cannot.
Age, condition, previous coatings, moisture. Some slabs need repair before they need coating, and we say so.
Diamond grinding or shot blasting, then cracks, pits and spalled edges filled and ground flush.
Primer coat, then build coats with flake, quartz or metallic broadcast to the finish you picked.
Polyaspartic or polyurethane clear coat, then a walkthrough with cure times and care instructions.
The most common job we run. Hot tire resistant, easy to sweep, and it makes the whole garage read as finished space.
Dropped tools, solvents, welding spatter and equipment traffic. Systems speced for impact and chemical exposure.
Forklift and rolling load resistance with aisle striping and safety markings laid into the system.
Metallic and flake finishes that take public traffic and still look intentional under display lighting.
Non-porous, easy to clean, and no carpet holding moisture in an East Texas summer.
Seamless resinous systems with cove base for washdown and sanitation.
On a properly prepped residential garage, many years of normal use. The variables that actually shorten it are prep quality, moisture in the slab, and whether there is a real topcoat over the decorative layer.
Flake blends and solid colors come in a wide range and we will bring samples. Metallic is less predictable by nature, which is the point of it, but we can show you the general direction before you commit.
A smooth topcoat can be. Where that matters we broadcast an anti-slip aggregate into the topcoat. Tell us if the floor sees water and we will spec for it.
Sometimes, if it is sound and well bonded. If it is failing, it comes off first. Coating over a delaminating system just hides the problem for a few months.
Send us the room and we will come measure it. Free quote, written down, no obligation.