Garage floors
Coatings for the garage floor, in the finishes shown on this page.
Epoxy garage floors in Clearwater
Flake, metallic, solid color, polished concrete and quartz finishes. See each finish below and ask for a quote.
What a garage floor costs
A quick range for your garage, before anyone visits.
Garage size
Finish
2-car garage, flake
$3,800 to $5,150
A guide only. The final price depends on your floor.
Newly openedtaking on work
Free quotesnothing to pay to ask
15 towns servedClearwater, Largo, Dunedin and more
5 finishesask about any of them
Floors we take on
Concrete coatings for homeowners and businesses in Clearwater, in 7 kinds of job.
Patios
Plain patio concrete, given a finished look.
Driveways
For the slab in front of the house, where the first impression starts.
Basements
A basement floor with a finished look instead of bare concrete.
Pool decks
For the deck around the pool, where bare feet and water meet concrete.
Showroom floors
High-gloss floors for spaces that are meant to impress.
Commercial and warehouse
Finishes
The finishes
Flake
Speckled vinyl chips set into the base coat and sealed over.
Best forGarages that get used every day.
Looks likeA speckled floor, in the chip blend you choose.
Good to knowThe pattern hides dust and small marks between cleans.
Ask for the timeline at your quote. It depends on prep and cure time.
Metallic
Pearl-like pigment that flows in the resin and sets in its own swirls.
Best forShow garages, home gyms, basements and bars.
Looks likeA liquid, swirled look that changes with the light.
Good to knowEvery floor turns out different, so the pattern never matches a sample exactly.
Ask for the timeline at your quote. It depends on prep and cure time.
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.
Ask for the timeline at your quote. It depends on prep and cure time.
Polished concrete
The existing concrete, ground down and polished until it shines.
Best forLarge open floors.
Looks likeConcrete with a polished, light-catching surface.
Good to knowThere is no coating on top. The finish is the slab itself.
Ask for the timeline at your quote. It depends on prep and cure time.
Quartz
A sandy-textured floor made with colored quartz in the resin.
Best forEntries, kitchens and other busy floors.
Looks likeA fine-grained, sandy surface in blended color.
Good to knowThe texture is the point. Ask how much grip it gives.
Ask for the timeline at your quote. It depends on prep and cure time.
How the work goes
Ask about any step. The price depends mostly on the second one.
1
Ask
Send the size, the finish you like and a photo if you have one, and ask for a quote.
2
Prepare
Concrete is usually ground and repaired before coating, so the coating bonds to a sound surface.
3
Finish
Base, color and topcoat usually go down in order, and the finish needs time to cure before use.
Why prices differ
The same square footage does not mean the same price. Here is what else matters.
01
Prep the slab needs
Grinding, moisture checks and patching take longer on some floors than others.
02
What is already on it
Paint, sealer or an old coating usually has to come off before anything new goes down.
03
Square footage and layout
The size sets the base. Steps, drains and tight corners add labor.
04
The finish you choose
Flake is usually at the lower end, metallic at the top, with quartz and solid color in between.
Finish examples
What these floors look like
Example photos of these finishes.
Serving Clearwater and nearby
Work is taken on in and around these towns. If yours is not listed, call and ask.
ClearwaterLargoDunedinPalm HarborTarpon SpringsSeminoleSt. PetersburgPinellas ParkNew Port RicheyHolidayHudsonLand O' LakesWesley ChapelSpring HillBrooksville
FAQ
What people ask first
How long will the work take?
It depends on the size, the repairs and the weather. Ask for the schedule with your quote.
How long before the car goes back in?
That depends on the system and how warm it is. Ask your installer on the day.
What about cracks or old paint on the floor?
Old paint or epoxy usually has to come off and cracks are repaired before anything new goes down. It adds prep, so it shows up in the quote.
What is the difference between flake and metallic?
Flake: Speckled vinyl chips set into the base coat and sealed over. Metallic: Pearl-like pigment that flows in the resin and sets in its own swirls.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. The quote is free and there is no obligation.
Is a coated floor slippery?
A smooth gloss can be slick when wet, so ask about anti-slip options at your quote.
Get your free quote
Tell us the size and the finish you have in mind. Calling works too.
(401) 654-1244