Concrete around a house takes more abuse than people expect. Garages take hot tires and oil, patios take sun and standing water, pool decks take chlorine and bare feet. Each of those wants a different system.
Pick your size for an instant ballpark. Exact pricing comes in writing after a free walkthrough.
Concrete paint sits on the surface and wears off in traffic patterns. An epoxy or polyaspartic system bonds chemically into prepared concrete and becomes part of the slab, which is why it survives hot tires and hose-down cleaning.
The practical difference shows up in year two. Paint is patchy and peeling in the tire paths. A bonded system still looks like the day it was installed, and it sweeps clean instead of holding dust.
Stain resistance is the headline: oil, brake fluid, fertilizer, pool chemicals and yard runoff wipe up instead of soaking in. Dusting stops, which matters if the garage shares a wall with living space.
A light-colored flake system also reflects a surprising amount of light, so a dim garage becomes usable as a workshop. And where the floor gets wet, we broadcast anti-slip aggregate into the topcoat so a wet pool deck is not a hazard.
We look at slab age, cracks, previous coatings and moisture, and tell you honestly what the floor needs.
Mechanical grinding across the whole slab, then cracks and spalled edges filled and ground flush.
Primer and base coat, then flake, quartz or pigment broadcast to the finish you chose.
Clear or tinted topcoat, then a walkthrough with cure times for foot traffic and vehicles.
Hot tire resistant, oil resistant, and bright enough to actually work in.
UV-stable systems that do not chalk out under East Texas sun, with anti-slip texture as standard.
Chlorine resistant, slip resistant, and cooler underfoot than bare dark concrete.
Non-porous and easy to clean, without carpet trapping moisture.
Chemical and impact resistance for the spaces where the actual work happens.
Seamless floors that handle water and mud without grout lines to scrub.
No, and any company that says it will is setting you up. Cracks get routed, filled and ground flush during prep. An uncorrected crack will telegraph through any coating within a season.
Yes, with a UV-stable topcoat. Standard epoxy will amber in direct sun, so anything outdoors gets a polyaspartic or polyurethane clear coat over it.
Dust mop or blow it out, then mop with a pH-neutral cleaner when it needs it. No wax, no harsh chemicals, no abrasive pads. We leave written care instructions at the walkthrough.
A finished garage floor shows well and it is one of the cheaper visible upgrades on a house. We will not promise a resale number, but buyers notice it.
Send us the room and we will come measure it. Free quote, written down, no obligation.