Garage Floors
The most common job — a clean, bright, hot-tire resistant surface that hoses right off.

Epoxy Floor Coatings
Garage, patio and shop floors coated in durable flake epoxy — glossy, easy to sweep, chemical and hot-tire resistant, and prepped the right way so it doesn't peel.
The most common job — a clean, bright, hot-tire resistant surface that hoses right off.
Sealed, slip-resistant finishes that handle Florida sun and afternoon storms.
Heavier build coatings for workshops, storage bays and light commercial traffic.
Full-broadcast decorative flake or a clean solid color with a clear topcoat.
Diamond grinding for mechanical bond, plus crack and joint filling before any coating goes down.
Optional grit additive for wet areas, ramps and pool-adjacent surfaces.
Inspect the slab for moisture, cracks and previous coatings, then quote by square foot.
Diamond grind the surface and repair cracks, spalls and control joints.
Apply base coat, broadcast flake to refusal, then scrape and vacuum flat.
Roll the clear topcoat and hand back the space with a cure schedule.
Most two-car garages are a one to two day install. Plan on 24 hours before walking on it and about 72 hours before parking vehicles.
Yes — the floor needs to be completely clear before we grind. We can help move heavy items if you let us know ahead.
Not when it's prepped right. We diamond grind instead of acid etching, and the UV-stable topcoat resists yellowing in Florida sun.
Usually yes. Existing coatings get ground off and oil-stained areas are degreased and treated before we start.
Sweep or blow it out and mop with a mild cleaner. No harsh acids, and pick up battery or brake fluid spills promptly.
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Serving Northeast Florida