Garage Floor Epoxy & Polyaspartic Coatings

This is our most requested service: a durable, high-gloss coating system for residential garage floors that resists hot tire pickup, road salt, oil, and everyday wear and tear.

Benefits of a Coated Garage Floor

A bare concrete garage floor in Ann Arbor takes a beating every winter — de-icing salt, hot tire pickup, and repeated freeze-thaw cycles all chip away at the surface over time. A properly installed epoxy or polyaspartic coating seals that concrete against moisture and chemicals, resists stains from oil and antifreeze, and makes the floor dramatically easier to sweep clean or hose off. Beyond protection, a coated floor brightens the space (useful if your garage doubles as a workshop or gym), stands up to dropped tools and rolling equipment far better than bare concrete, and is consistently one of the better-value upgrades for resale appeal. Color, flake, and sheen options also mean the floor can match your style rather than just being functional.

What’s Included

Every garage floor project includes proper surface preparation, repair of cracks and pitting, and a professional-grade epoxy or polyaspartic coating system, with an optional decorative flake blend for a textured, showroom look.

Epoxy vs. Polyaspartic

Epoxy systems offer excellent durability and a wide range of color and flake options, often at a lower cost. Polyaspartic topcoats cure significantly faster and hold up especially well to UV exposure and temperature swings, which matters for garages that see direct sun through the door. We’ll help you decide which system fits your garage, budget, and timeline.

What Affects Your Timeline

No two garage floor projects take exactly the same amount of time. The biggest factors are the coating system you choose (polyaspartic cures much faster than traditional epoxy), the size of your garage, how much crack or pitting repair the concrete needs before coating, how many decorative layers you’re adding, and current temperature and humidity, which affect cure time for any coating. Polyaspartic coatings are known for fast turnaround, and many garages are back in use the same day; traditional epoxy generally takes longer to install and fully cure. We’ll confirm an exact, project-specific timeline as part of your free quote.

What Quality Work Looks Like

Not all garage floor coatings are built the same, and it shows within a year or two. When comparing options, it’s worth asking about: how the concrete is prepared before coating (proper preparation is what allows a coating to bond instead of peeling), whether commercial-grade coating materials are used rather than a big-box DIY kit, whether cracks and moisture issues are addressed before coating rather than covered up, and whether you’ll get a written quote and warranty information up front. A coating installed correctly the first time should hold up for years, not months.

Ready to get started? Request a free quote or call (734) 251-4114.