Q: Why should I consider garage floor epoxy?

 

A: An epoxy garage floor coating is a great investment in your home that can even boost your home’s value. Garage epoxy is also practical because it stops concrete dusting and delivers a bright, nonporous, and low-care floor that can last decades. Our garage epoxy coatings resist all types of damage, including hot tire pick up, gas and oil spills, road salt, impacts. You can choose from many design options to transform your garage into a clean, attractive space to work on your car and hobbies or just store your belongings.

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Q: How much does epoxy floor cost?
 

A: A number of variables, such as the type of coating, the area’s size, and the surface’s condition, affect how much epoxy flooring costs. It is best to arrange for a professional installer to do an on-site assessment in order to obtain an exact estimate.

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Q: Will it create a lot of dust?

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A:There will be some dust, but minimal. The modern equipment we use to prep the concrete all runs on a vacuum system.  In addition, as dust and other foreign matter is unwanted during the application process our installation team will be diligent in removing and keeping dust to a minimum. ​

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Q: My floor has cracks in it, can you fix it?

 

A:Yes, we can patch whatever cracks there are and continue on with the process.

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Q: How long does it take to install a garage epoxy floor?

 

A: As a general rule, our epoxy flooring contractors only need one to two days to install garage floor epoxy. This includes preparing the concrete with repairs and diamond grinding and the actual epoxy installation. Once the epoxy floor is installed, you will need to give it time to cure before walking or driving on the surface. We recommend waiting 1 day before allowing light foot traffic and 5 days to cure before driving on your new garage floor epoxy.

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Q: Do your color chips provide a non-skid surface? Do I really need the non-skid additive?

 

A: Yes, the chips will provide a very small amount of non skid. Once we clear coat over the top of the chips it seals them in and puts the shiny gloss coating over them. This does make the floor kind of slick when water gets on the surface. The non skid is broadcasted into the top coat and rolled in for better traction. There's not a surface that's 100% slip resistant when wet. 

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