Garage floors that look like showrooms. Get a free quote from a local epoxy pro serving Austin and Central Texas.
From a two-car garage to a full commercial floor, we connect you with installers who prep right and coat once.
The classic upgrade: oil-stain-proof, easy to clean, and tough enough for daily drivers. Most two-car garages done in two days.
Swirls, marble looks, and custom colors. A statement floor for garages, offices, and showrooms that guests actually comment on.
Warehouses, shops, restaurants, and retail. Chemical-resistant, easy to sanitize, and built for forklifts and foot traffic.
Not every floor needs epoxy. Polished concrete gives a clean industrial look for interiors at a lower cost.
Cracks, spalling, and uneven slabs fixed before coating. Prep is 80 percent of a floor that lasts, and good pros never skip it.
UV-stable coatings for patios, pool decks, and walkways that handle Texas sun without yellowing or peeling.
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Fill out the 30-second form. Tell us the space and roughly how big it is.
We connect you with a local epoxy pro who serves your area, usually quickly.
You get a firm quote and a floor that makes the neighbors jealous.
Local installers across Austin and Central Texas.
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Most residential garage floors run $3 to $12 per square foot depending on prep work, coating system, and decorative options. A standard two-car garage is often $1,200 to $3,500. Metallic and commercial systems cost more. Free quotes give you an exact number.
A professionally installed epoxy floor lasts 10 to 20 years in a residential garage. The difference between a floor that lasts and one that peels in two years is almost always the prep work underneath.
Most garages take two days: day one for grinding, repairs, and base coat, day two for topcoat. You can usually park on it within 72 hours. Bigger commercial jobs take longer.
Small cracks, yes: they get filled and repaired as part of prep. Major structural cracking or a slab that is still moving needs to be addressed first. A good installer will tell you honestly which one you have.
DIY kits from the hardware store are thinner, weaker, and skip the diamond grinding that makes coatings bond. They peel. Professional systems use industrial-grade epoxy and proper prep. If you want it to last, hire it out.
Cheap coatings, yes. Professional-grade epoxy with proper prep handles hot tires fine. This is one of the main reasons to avoid bargain installers.
Solid colors, flakes, metallic swirls, and quartz blends. Most installers have sample boards so you can see the real finish before you commit.
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