How much does it cost to coat a garage floor?
A professionally coated 2-car garage often runs about $1,500–$6,000, depending on size, condition and system. See the cost guide.
Epoxy or polyaspartic: which is better?
Polyaspartic cures faster and resists UV yellowing. Epoxy is economical and builds thick. Many systems combine them. See epoxy vs. polyaspartic.
Which towns do you cover?
Orange County towns including Monroe, NY 10950, Chester, Goshen, Warwick, Woodbury, Middletown and Newburgh, plus Rockland's New City, Pomona, Suffern and Nanuet.
Who does the installation?
Calls are connected to independent local floor coating contractors. They confirm availability, pricing, products and warranty directly with you.
How long does a garage floor coating take?
Many polyaspartic garage floors are done in about a day. Epoxy systems often take two or more days because of cure time. Vehicles usually wait longer than foot traffic. Your installer gives exact times.
Will road salt damage a coated floor?
A properly installed coating seals the concrete so salt brine sits on top instead of soaking in. Squeegee out standing slush in winter and the floor holds up well.
Can you coat my garage in winter?
It depends on the products and the garage's temperature. Some systems handle cooler conditions. Heated garages make winter installs easier. Ask when you call.
What is hot-tire pickup?
Warm tires can soften and lift thin, poorly bonded coatings. It's a common problem with DIY kits. Proper grinding and professional-grade coatings are the usual fix.
Do I need to empty my garage?
Yes. The floor needs to be completely clear for grinding and coating. Plan where cars and belongings will go during the install and cure time.
Is the floor slippery when wet?
Flake adds texture, and anti-slip additives can be mixed into the top coat for more grip. Ask to see samples.
Can a basement floor be coated?
Yes, after moisture testing. Damp slabs may need a moisture-tolerant primer, and active water problems need fixing first. See basement floors.
Do you do commercial floors?
Yes. Shops, warehouses, retail, restaurants and offices, often with after-hours or phased scheduling. See commercial floors.
Can cracks be fixed first?
Most cracks and salt pitting are repaired as part of prep. Structural problems need a concrete contractor. See concrete repair.
How do I clean a coated floor?
Sweep or dust-mop regularly. Mop with a mild cleaner, and squeegee out winter slush. Avoid harsh acids and abrasive pads unless the installer approves them.
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