Garage Floors (Epoxy & Coatings)

Why Epoxy Coatings Are the Best Upgrade for Your Garage

Bare concrete garage floors absorb oil, chemicals, and stains. They crack, dust, and look worn out quickly. Epoxy coatings seal the surface and create a protective barrier that resists damage. Your floor becomes easier to clean, more durable, and much better looking. Spills wipe up in seconds instead of leaving permanent marks.

Epoxy floors are not just about looks. They add serious value to your home. A professionally coated garage floor makes your entire property feel more finished and well-maintained. If you ever sell your home, buyers notice details like this. It shows you care about your property and invest in quality upgrades.

In McAllen, where garages can get hot and humid, epoxy coatings hold up better than paint or other DIY options. They do not peel, chip, or fade like cheap alternatives. We use commercial-grade epoxy designed for heavy use, and we apply it correctly so it lasts for years. You get a showroom-quality finish that handles everything you throw at it.

If your garage floor is cracked or damaged, we can repair it before applying the coating. We fill cracks, level uneven spots, and grind the surface smooth. Get in touch with us today to schedule a free consultation and see what epoxy can do for your garage.

How We Install Your Epoxy Garage Floor

Proper preparation is the key to a long-lasting epoxy floor. We start by cleaning and prepping the concrete surface. Any cracks, holes, or uneven spots are repaired. The floor is ground smooth to remove old coatings, stains, and contaminants. This step ensures the epoxy bonds correctly and does not peel or bubble later.

Next, we apply a primer coat that seals the concrete and prepares it for the epoxy. Once the primer cures, we mix and apply the epoxy coating. If you chose decorative flakes, we broadcast them into the wet epoxy for a textured, multi-color finish. The coating is then left to cure according to the manufacturer's specifications.

What Happens During the Job

• Your garage is emptied and the floor is thoroughly cleaned
• We repair cracks and grind the surface for proper adhesion
• A primer coat is applied to seal the concrete
• Epoxy or polyaspartic coating is mixed and rolled onto the floor
• Decorative flakes or finishes are added if chosen
• A clear topcoat is applied for extra protection and shine

After the final coat, the floor needs time to cure. Standard epoxy takes a few days before you can park on it. Polyaspartic systems cure faster, often within 24 hours. We give you specific instructions so you know when your garage is ready to use. Once cured, your floor is ready to handle decades of use without breaking down.