Garages
Garage floors built for hot tires, oil and real use
A diamond-ground slab, an epoxy or polyurea base, a full flake broadcast and a polyaspartic topcoat. Garages to industrial, across Atlanta and surrounding areas.
Finished garage floor — Final Finish installWhat you get
What a Final Finish garage floor includes
Full flake broadcast
Flake is broadcast to refusal across the entire slab, then scraped flat, so the floor reads as one continuous surface instead of a sprayed pattern.
Polyaspartic topcoat
A UV-stable topcoat that resists hot-tire pickup, cleans up with a mop, and holds its gloss.
Coated stem walls & aprons
We grind and coat the stem walls and finish the apron edge, so there is no raw concrete line left at the perimeter.
Long-Term Warranties
A written warranty on the system. Ask what is covered for your slab at the consultation.
What changes in a garage
Hot tires, road salt, a damp slab. We plan for all of it.
These are the four things we plan around before we quote a garage.
Hot tires
Hot-tire pickup is what lifts cheap roll-on coatings off a slab. The polyaspartic topcoat is the part that stops it.
Oil, brake fluid, road salt
The finished surface is sealed and non-porous, so spills wipe up instead of soaking into the concrete and staining it.
Stem walls, thresholds, aprons
Edges are where a garage floor looks unfinished. We grind and coat the stem walls and close the threshold and apron.
Moisture in the slab
We moisture-test before we quote. If the readings run high, a vapor barrier is added under the system.
Hot tires, topcoat holds
Daily drivers, oil, salt
Stem wall and apron
Moisture test firstReal garage installs
Garage floors we have finished
Before and after, same camera position
Drag the handle. Both frames are the Roswell garage, shot from the same spot before the grind and after the topcoat.
The process
Six steps, start to finish
Most installs take one to two days. Walk on it in 4 hours, drive on it in 24.
- 01
Inspect & measure
Concrete condition and a moisture test, measured on site.
- 02
Diamond grind
We grind the slab to open the profile so the base can bond.
- 03
Repair
Cracks, pits and spalled edges filled and shaped.
- 04
Base coat
An epoxy or polyurea base. A vapor barrier is added under the system if moisture readings run high.
- 05
Full flake
Flake broadcast to refusal across the whole floor, then scraped.
- 06
Topcoat & walkthrough
Polyaspartic topcoat, then we walk the finished floor with you.
Colors
Flake blends
Blends are chosen at the consultation against your walls and lighting.
Projects start at $2,500
Confirmed on site after we measure the slab and take a moisture reading. We travel for larger jobs.
In-home consultation
We measure the slab, moisture-test it, and price the floor in front of you. No charge, no obligation.
Openings are pulled from the calendar on the scheduling page.