A garage floor that finishes the room
Stained concrete makes a new garage look old. A flake coated floor is the difference between a clean garage and a finished one.
Plan the floor with the storage
Order matters. The coating should go down before cabinets and tall units so there are no seams to work around later. If you want floors as part of the job, tell Nate at the assessment and he will sequence everything so nothing gets installed twice.
Epoxy, polyaspartic and flake
Epoxy is a thick, durable coating. Polyaspartic topcoats cure faster and hold up better to sunlight. Flake is the speckled layer broadcast into the coating, and it hides dirt and adds texture underfoot. Most garage floors you admire are a combination of these.
Built for how Arkansas treats a garage
Red clay on boots, road salt during ice storms, hot tires in July and humid air all land on your slab. Sealed floors shrug off spills, sweep clean and keep concrete dust from settling on everything in the garage.
Common questions
How does a coated floor handle hot tires?
Good prep and the right coating are what stop tire marks and peeling. Store-bought kits are thin and often lift for that reason.
Is a flake floor slippery?
Flake adds texture, so it generally has more grip than a smooth gloss coat. Water on any sealed floor deserves care, and texture can be adjusted.
Can you coat a floor that has cracks or old paint?
Often yes, with the right prep. Nate will look at the slab during your assessment and tell you what it needs.
See what your garage could be
Nate will come look at it, measure, and give you an honest plan. The assessment is free.