15 towns servedSaint Petersburg, Orlando, Cape Coral and more
Written quotebefore work starts
What epoxy covers
Homeowners and businesses in Saint Petersburg call us for 7 kinds of job.
Garage floors
Flake, metallic or solid color over a properly ground slab. Hot tires, oil and salt wipe up.
Patios
Decorative coatings that turn plain outdoor concrete into something you want to sit on.
Driveways
A finished surface for the concrete everyone sees first.
Basements
A sealed, bright floor that makes a basement feel like part of the house.
Pool decks
Textured coatings made for bare feet and wet concrete.
Showroom floors
High-gloss floors for spaces that are meant to impress.
Commercial and warehouse
Finishes
Pick the look. We handle the rest.
Flake
Colored vinyl chips broadcast into the coating, then sealed.
Best forBusy garages. The texture hides dust and small marks between cleans.
Looks likeA speckled, granite-style floor in the blend you pick.
Good to knowAdds a little grip underfoot compared with a plain gloss.
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule.
Metallic
Pigments that move in the resin, so no two floors come out the same.
Best forShow garages, basements and rooms where the floor is the feature.
Looks likeDeep, glossy swirls with a liquid, marbled finish.
Good to knowShows dust more than flake. Worth it if you want the wow.
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule.
Solid color
One clean color, rolled on edge to edge.
Best forWorkshops and garages that want a simple, bright floor.
Looks likeA crisp, uniform color that lightens the whole space.
Good to knowThe simplest look: one even color with nothing mixed in.
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule.
Polished concrete
Your own slab, ground and polished to a sheen.
Best forOpen living spaces, offices and shops.
Looks likeNatural concrete with a soft reflective shine.
Good to knowNo coating on top. How it looks depends on the slab you have.
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule.
Quartz
Colored quartz sand locked into the coating.
Best forAreas that see heavy foot traffic and need texture.
Looks likeA fine, sandy texture in a mixed color.
Good to knowTexture helps with grip, a good fit near doors and wet areas.
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule.
How a floor gets done
Three steps, and you know the price before any of them start.
1
Quote
A free visit to look at the slab, measure, and talk through finishes. You get the price in writing.
2
Prep
The concrete is ground, cracks and old coatings are dealt with. This is what makes a floor last.
3
Coat
Base, finish and topcoat go down. We walk it with you and tell you when it is ready to use.
What moves the price
Two garages the same size can quote differently. These are the reasons.
01
Slab condition
Moisture, dust and soft spots all change how much grinding and prep a floor needs.
02
Cracks and old coatings
Old paint or epoxy has to come off, and cracks get filled before anything goes down.
03
Size and shape
Square footage sets the base. Steps, drains and edges add time.
04
Finish
Flake usually sits at the lower end of the range and metallic at the top, with quartz and solid color in between.
Finish examples
What these floors look like
Example photos of these finishes.
Serving Saint Petersburg and nearby
Local crew, local jobs. If your town is not listed, call anyway and ask.
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FAQ
Questions people ask before booking
How long does a garage floor take?
Most garages are done in 2-3 days. Your installer confirms the schedule after seeing the slab, because prep and weather both play a part.
When can I park on it again?
It depends on the coating system and the temperature. You get a clear time before the crew leaves, so there is no guessing.
Can you coat over cracks or an old coating?
Usually, yes. Cracks get repaired and old coatings are ground off during prep. It is one of the things that moves the price, so it gets checked at the quote.
What is the difference between flake and metallic?
Flake: Colored vinyl chips broadcast into the coating, then sealed. Metallic: Pigments that move in the resin, so no two floors come out the same.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. Someone comes out, looks at the floor and gives you a written price. No obligation.
Will it be slippery?
Grip can be added to the topcoat, and textured finishes like flake help too. Ask about it at your quote.
Get your free quote
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