Polyaspartic garage floor coating
We install one thing and we install it better than anyone: a full polyaspartic system, base coat and top coat, over diamond ground concrete. Highest quality, lowest price in the nation, backed for as long as you own your home.
No home visit. No sales appointment. No pressure.
What you are actually buying
A garage floor coating is not paint. It is four layers, and most failures people blame on the coating are really failures of the layer underneath it.
Clear polyaspartic. UV stable, so it will not yellow near the door. Chemical resistant, so oil and road salt wipe off instead of staining.
Vinyl flake broadcast to refusal, the point where the surface will not take any more. That is what gives you the texture underfoot and hides future scuffs.
Here is the difference. Ours is polyaspartic too, not an epoxy or polyurea primer. It stays flexible, so it moves with a Texas slab instead of cracking underneath the top coat.
Diamond ground open with mechanical tooling, never acid etched. This is the step cheap installers skip, and it is why their floors peel off in sheets.
Most companies make only the top coat polyaspartic.
The base coat is the layer bonded to your concrete.
See how we install it, step by step
Know what you are comparing
Most of the market sells you full epoxy, or an epoxy or polyurea base with a thin polyaspartic top coat, then calls the whole floor polyaspartic. We install the full polyaspartic system, base and top. Here is what that difference actually buys you.
| Property | Full polyaspartic system (what we install) |
Full epoxy floor | Epoxy or polyurea base, polyaspartic top |
|---|---|---|---|
| UV stability | Will not yellow, top to bottom | Ambers and yellows, worst near the door | Top coat holds color, base can still discolor at chips |
| Bond to the slab | Penetrates diamond ground concrete | Sits on the surface, peels in sheets | Only as good as the base and the prep under it |
| Slab movement | Flexes with the slab, both layers | Brittle, cracks as the slab moves | Rigid base can crack underneath an intact top coat |
| Hot tire pickup | Resistant | Common, lifts with the tire | Resistant at the surface |
| Return to service | Next day | Several days of cure before you park | Next day |
| Odor and VOC | Low odor, safe for pets and people | Strong fumes for days | Moderate, depends on the base |
| Warranty | Lifetime, in writing, whole system | Limited, often none | Varies, and usually covers the top coat only |
Ask any competitor one question: is the base coat polyaspartic too?
Full polyaspartic vs epoxy breakdown
What it costs
There is no salesperson deciding your number on the spot. The calculator prices the same way we quote every job, and the price you see is the price you pay. If you want the long version, we broke it all down in our garage floor coating cost guide.
The single biggest factor. A two car garage and a three car garage are genuinely different jobs.
Cracks, pits, and spalling need repair before any coating goes down. Bad concrete is the most common surprise.
Old epoxy or paint has to come off first. Removal is real labor and it shows in the number.
Flake blend and coverage. Every color we offer is priced the same way, so pick the one you actually want.
Answer a few questions about your garage. No home visit, no appointment, no waiting on a callback to find out what it costs.
Personalize your floor
Pick your color online before you book. Every blend is the same price. See all colors in full size.








Before and after
How it works
Curious what install day itself looks like? Here is the full polyaspartic installation process, hour by hour.
Pick your flake blend and answer a few questions about the space. Takes about a minute.
Not a range, not a ballpark. The number you see is the number on the invoice.
Choose an install date off the live calendar. You can move it later if plans change.
A small deposit locks the crew and the date. Cancel any time before install.
Our production manager walks the order with you and answers anything still open.
The promise
A full polyaspartic system over diamond ground concrete, installed by our own employees. No subcontractors, no thinned material, no shortcuts on prep.
We cut the commissioned sales visit out of the model and put the savings in the floor. Find the same system priced lower and we will match it. See the price match guarantee.
For as long as you live in the house, the coating is covered. If it peels or delaminates we come back and make it right. Read the warranty.
Proof
Seamless from sale to gloriously finished product. The color selections are wide, the team was efficient and informative, and the floor feels thickly coated, non slip, and easy to clean.
I have been a home builder for 20 years and know how to spot top notch quality and attention to detail. These guys have it.
Everything from the prep work to the final finish was top notch. The floor looks sleek and durable and it is already making a big difference in the look of my garage.
Where we install
Every crew is our own. Pick your metro for local install times, the neighborhoods we cover, and reviews from your area.
Questions
For a garage in Texas or Oklahoma, a full polyaspartic system over diamond ground concrete. It will not yellow in sunlight, it resists hot tire pickup, it flexes with a slab that moves in the heat, and it is ready to park on the next day. Epoxy is cheaper to install and fails on every one of those points, which is why we have never offered it.
Four things set the price: the square footage, the condition of the slab, whether an old coating has to be removed first, and the finish you pick. Our calculator prices all four in about a minute and gives you a real number with no home visit and no sales appointment.
Yes, on every property that matters for a garage. Polyaspartic is UV stable so it will not amber near the door, it bonds into ground concrete instead of sitting on top, it stays flexible instead of going brittle, and it returns to service in a day rather than several. Epoxy wins only on material cost.
Many companies install an epoxy or polyurea base coat and only make the top coat polyaspartic, then market the floor as polyaspartic. The base is the layer bonded to your concrete, so a rigid base can still crack underneath a perfectly good top coat. We install polyaspartic for both layers. If you are comparing quotes, ask whether the base coat is polyaspartic too.
Our system carries a lifetime warranty for as long as you live in the home. If the coating peels or delaminates we come back and fix it at no cost.
Not over the top of it. Old coatings have to be mechanically removed first so the new system bonds to concrete rather than to a failing layer. Removal is priced into your quote when you tell the calculator there is an existing coating.
You need the garage empty and accessible. Most customers go about their day. Our production manager calls before install day to confirm the details.
No. One hundred percent of our installers are in house employees who go through our own technical and customer service training.
About a minute, no home visit, and the price you see is the price you pay.