Installing epoxy flooring is quicker and cleaner than you might think—and the results speak for themselves. Here’s how the process works from start to finish:

1. Surface Preparation
We start by grinding the concrete surface to remove old coatings, stains, or contaminants. This step is crucial because it opens up the pores of the concrete, allowing the epoxy to bond properly. We also repair cracks or imperfections so you get a smooth, level base.

2. Primer & Base Coat Application
Next, we apply a primer and base coat. The primer penetrates the concrete for better adhesion, while the base coat builds strength and provides a solid foundation for your decorative finish. This layer sets the tone for both durability and design.

3. Decorative Layer (Optional)
Here’s where your style comes in. We can broadcast decorative vinyl flakes, swirl metallic pigments, or apply a solid color—depending on your vision. This layer gives your floor its unique look and adds texture, color, or that sleek, high-gloss effect.

4. Topcoat Sealing
To lock everything in, we apply a durable topcoat. This protects your floor from UV damage, stains, abrasions, and daily wear and tear. It also enhances the finish—whether you want it glossy, satin, or matte. It’s the shield that keeps your floor looking new.

5. Curing Time
Once applied, your epoxy floor needs time to cure. You can walk on it lightly within 24–48 hours, but we recommend waiting 5–7 days before moving in heavy equipment or vehicles. We’ll guide you through the ideal timeline for your space.

We schedule your installation to work around your needs, ensuring minimal downtime and maximum satisfaction—no pun intended. Let us handle the heavy lifting while you prepare to enjoy your brand-new garage floor!