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Frequently Asked Questions
General
Questions You Didn't Know to Ask
Epoxy creates a strong bond with the concrete and serves as the foundation of the coating system. Polyaspartic is typically used as the protective topcoat because it offers superior UV resistance, chemical resistance, scratch resistance, and long-term durability. Together they create a premium flooring system designed for years of performance.
Diamond grinding removes contaminants, opens the pores of the concrete, and creates the proper surface profile for maximum adhesion. Without proper preparation, coatings can peel, bubble, or fail prematurely.
No. We professionally diamond grind every floor because it provides a significantly stronger bond and more consistent results than acid etching.
A professionally installed garage floor coating can provide decades of service when installed correctly and properly maintained. Longevity depends on factors such as traffic, and environmental conditions.
Most residential garage floors are completed in one to two days, depending on the size of the garage, concrete condition, and the coating system selected.
Most floors can be walked on within approximately 24 hours after installation.
Vehicle traffic is generally recommended after the coating has fully cured, typically around 48 to 72 hours, depending on the products used and weather conditions.
Our professionally installed coating systems are designed to resist hot tire pickup when installed over properly prepared concrete.
Decorative flake systems naturally provide additional texture. Optional anti-slip additives are also available for customers seeking increased traction.
Yes. Dust, dirt, oil, and most spills can usually be cleaned with a broom, microfiber mop, or mild cleaner.
Our coating systems resist most automotive fluids, oil, gasoline, brake fluid, and household chemicals when cleaned promptly.
Yes. Minor crack repair is included with our installations. Larger structural cracks or significant concrete damage may require additional repair before coating.
Older concrete can often be successfully coated after proper preparation and any necessary repairs.
Existing coatings are evaluated during the estimate. In many cases they must be removed to ensure proper adhesion of the new system.
Yes. Our coating systems can be installed on many residential and light commercial concrete surfaces.
Yes. We offer a variety of decorative flake blends and can help you choose a finish that complements your home.
We focus on professional surface preparation, premium materials, attention to detail, and exceptional customer service. Every project begins with proper preparation because a quality floor starts with a quality foundation.
Pricing depends on the size of the garage, the condition of the concrete, and the coating package selected. We provide free, no-obligation estimates with transparent pricing.
Yes. Warranty coverage varies depending on the package selected and will be explained during your estimate.
Yes. The garage should be completely cleared before installation. We recommend removing vehicles, storage items, and personal belongings before your scheduled installation date.
Proper preparation greatly reduces the risk of peeling. Diamond grinding, premium materials, and correct installation techniques are essential to long-term adhesion.
Standard epoxy can yellow with prolonged UV exposure. Our premium systems use UV-stable polyaspartic topcoats to help maintain color and appearance.
Routine sweeping and occasional mopping with a pH-neutral cleaner will help keep your floor looking its best. Avoid harsh abrasive cleaners and promptly clean chemical spills.
Yes. We offer free estimates where we evaluate your concrete, discuss your goals, explain the installation process, and provide a detailed proposal.
Because we believe exceptional floors begin with exceptional preparation. Our commitment to quality craftsmanship, premium materials, honest communication, and professional installation allows us to deliver beautiful garage floors built to withstand Arizona's demanding climate.
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