Garage floors
Garage floor coatings, with the finish chosen to suit how the garage is used.
Garage floor epoxy across Dallas Fort Worth
Flake, metallic, solid color, polished concrete and quartz finishes for the floor you have. Ask about the finish that suits your floor.
What a garage floor costs
Set the size and the finish. The range updates as you go.
Garage size
Finish
2-car garage, flake
$2,500 to $4,000
A guide figure. The slab decides the final number.
7 kinds of floorgarage, patio, driveway, basement, pool deck, commercial and showroom
10 towns servedAledo, Weatherford, Fort Worth and more
5 finishesto choose from
What we work on
Garage, patio, driveway, basement, pool deck, commercial and showroom floors, coated for homeowners and businesses across Dallas Fort Worth.
Patios
Coatings for outdoor concrete. Ask which systems suit outdoor use.
Driveways
A finish for driveway concrete that has gone dull or stained.
Basements
A coated floor that makes a basement feel finished.
Pool decks
A coating for the pool deck, chosen with water and bare feet in mind.
Commercial and warehouse
Shop and warehouse floors, coated to suit the work done on them.
Showroom floors
Showroom floors with a deep shine that sets off what sits on them.
Finishes
Finishes to choose from
Flake
Vinyl color chips scattered across the wet base coat and sealed in under a clear topcoat.
Best forBusy garages. The speckle hides dust and small marks between cleans.
Looks likeA speckled, granite-style floor in the blend you pick.
Good to knowAsk to see the chip blends side by side.
Timing depends on prep, cure time and the weather.
Metallic
A pigmented resin that sets in swirls and depth no other floor will match.
Best forShow garages, basements and rooms where the floor is the feature.
Looks likeDeep, glossy swirls with a liquid, marbled finish.
Good to knowShows dust more than flake. Worth it if you want the wow.
Timing depends on prep, cure time and the weather.
Solid color
A plain, uniform coat in the color you pick.
Best forWorkshops, utility rooms and plain working garages.
Looks likeOne flat, even color across the floor.
Good to knowShows dust and tire marks more than a speckled finish.
Timing depends on prep, cure time and the weather.
Polished concrete
Your concrete, refined with finer and finer grinding to a soft shine.
Best forLiving areas, offices and retail floors.
Looks likeThe natural gray of concrete with a gentle sheen.
Good to knowThe slab shows through, marks and all, so the result depends on the concrete.
Timing depends on prep, cure time and the weather.
Quartz
Colored quartz granules set into the resin for a textured finish.
Best forAreas that see heavy foot traffic and need texture.
Looks likeA fine, sandy texture in a mixed color.
Good to knowOften chosen near doors and wet areas for its texture.
Timing depends on prep, cure time and the weather.
The job, step by step
Three steps, from the first question to a finished floor.
1
Talk it through
Describe the space and the look you want, and ask what it would take.
2
Get the slab ready
A coating is only as good as the concrete under it, so prep usually comes first.
3
Lay the finish
The finish and a topcoat usually go down next, then the floor is left to cure.
What changes the price
A few things decide where your floor lands in the range.
01
Condition of the concrete
Moisture, soft spots and dusty surfaces change how much grinding is needed.
02
Repairs
Cracks, pits and broken edges are usually filled before coating, and some floors need more of it.
03
Size
More floor means more material and more labor. Edges and drains add a little.
04
Finish
Flake, metallic, solid color, polished concrete and quartz each price differently. Ask how they compare on your floor.
See your floor before we pour it
Tell us the color you like when you ask for your quote. We ask for a photo of your garage and send back a preview of your own floor in that color, before anyone starts work.
- Your garage, your color, before you decide
- Flake, metallic or solid
- Free with your quote
Finish examples
The finishes, in photos
Example photos of these finishes.
Serving Dallas Fort Worth and nearby
These are the towns in the service area. Somewhere close by? Call and ask.
AledoWeatherfordFort WorthBenbrookWillow ParkHudson OaksBurlesonGranburyCrowleyArlington
Commercial floors
Warehouses, shops, kitchens, gyms, clinics and showrooms. Work scheduled around your hours, a floor system matched to how the space is used, and a quote form made for business owners and property managers.
What we coat
These pages go into the details.
FAQ
Questions worth asking
How many days is my garage out of use?
Prep and curing set the pace, so the timeline depends on the slab and the system. Ask at the quote.
How soon can I drive on it?
Cure time depends on the product and the weather. Ask for a specific time when the job is finished.
Can you coat over cracks or an old coating?
Often, yes, once they are dealt with. Cracks are usually filled and old coatings removed first, which is part of what moves the price.
What is the difference between flake and metallic?
Flake: Vinyl color chips scattered across the wet base coat and sealed in under a clear topcoat. Metallic: A pigmented resin that sets in swirls and depth no other floor will match.
How does a quote work?
Send the details of the floor or call, and ask how pricing works for your space.
Will it be slick when wet?
It can be. Ask whether an anti-slip additive can go in your topcoat.
